Title: America, Pakistan, and the India Factor
Description: America's relationship with Pakistan has a profound impact on combating terrorism, nuclear security, oil, energy transportation, and strategic calculus in Asia and Europe. The relationship has been volatile: never vibrant or restive, but resilient, turbulent, and unreliable. The biggest dangers for Pakistan come from radical Islam - a threat which is spreading to Pakistan's neighbours and beyond. Pakistan has been allegedly named, even by Pakistanis, the most dangerous country in the world. Pakistan's strategic policies have been India-centric since its birth in 1947, and its relation with America is determined not by alliances with America but by America's relation with India.
Subjects: United states, foreign relations, pakistan, Pakistan, foreign relations, United states, foreign relations, india, Foreign relations, Diplomatic relations, International relations, Political corruption, POLITICAL SCIENCE, Government, International, General, Political structures: totalitarianism & dictatorship, Politics and Government