Pakistan in the Pamir Knot: Geostrategic Imperatives |
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Page 92
... Pakistan Boundary Agreement of March 2 , 1963.44 The emergence of Pakistan and China in the late 1940's ' converted the hitherto comparatively dormant frontier zone into a potentially sensitive border for Pakistan'.45 The unde- marcated ...
... Pakistan Boundary Agreement of March 2 , 1963.44 The emergence of Pakistan and China in the late 1940's ' converted the hitherto comparatively dormant frontier zone into a potentially sensitive border for Pakistan'.45 The unde- marcated ...
Page 92
... Pakistan Boundary Agreement of March 2 , 1963.44 The emergence of Pakistan and China in the late 1940's ' converted the hitherto comparatively dormant frontier zone into a potentially sensitive border for Pakistan'.45 The unde- marcated ...
... Pakistan Boundary Agreement of March 2 , 1963.44 The emergence of Pakistan and China in the late 1940's ' converted the hitherto comparatively dormant frontier zone into a potentially sensitive border for Pakistan'.45 The unde- marcated ...
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... Chinese hosts that Pakistan would stand up against US pressures and remain true to its friend- ship with China.64 The Chinese Premier termed the US - Soviet military aid to India bearing implications for ' the birth of neo - colonialism ...
... Chinese hosts that Pakistan would stand up against US pressures and remain true to its friend- ship with China.64 The Chinese Premier termed the US - Soviet military aid to India bearing implications for ' the birth of neo - colonialism ...
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