ISI should stop supporting attacks on Indian targets in Afghanistan: Professor Anatol Lieven

in the news | January 25, 2015

The Economic Times

Anatol Lieven:

Anatol Lieven, professor at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service in Qatar, has written extensively on Islamist terrorism and Pakistan. His 2011 book Pakistan: A Hard Country was widely praised. He was at the Jaipur Literature Festival and spoke to ET on why Pakistan should stop aiding terrorist groups working against India.

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