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The India-Pakistan Security Dilemma: Major Issues and Charting A Viable Role for the United States
July 26, 2011
On July 26, the South Asia Center at the Atlantic Council and the Institute for National Strategic Studies at the National Defense University hosted a panel discussion on "The India-Pakistan Security Dilemma: Major Issues and Charting A Viable Role for the United States."
As U.S. combat forces commence the drawdown in Afghanistan and the U.S.-Pakistan relationship navigates an extremely tense period post-Osama bin Laden, decades-old hostility between Pakistan and India continues to serve as the backdrop for instability and tension across South Asia. Panelists discussed the critical issues dividing Pakistan and India and the viable roles that U.S. policy might legitimately play in mitigating these longstanding tensions.
Featuring
Mr. Dhruva Jaishankar
Program Officer for Asia
German Marshall Fund of the United States
Dr. Aparna Pande
Research Fellow, Center on Islam, Democracy, and the Future of the Muslim World
Hudson Institute
Mr. Moeed W. Yusuf
South Asia Adviser
U.S. Institute of Peace
Dr. S. Amer Latif
Visiting Fellow, Wadhwani Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Moderated by
Dr. Thomas F. Lynch III
Distinguished Research Fellow for South Asia & the Near East
Institute of National Strategic Studies - National Defense University
Transcript
Audio (.mp3, 1:30:52)
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