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THe paradox is that the US is helping the Pakistan government fight the Taliban and Pakistan intelligence services openly or clandestinely are helping the Taliban. And Pakistan is hedgin its bets and does not want to see India increase its influence in Afghanistan. It may sound crazy but that is the motivation of Pakistan creating the Taliban as it were.
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Pakistani Leader Pursues India Ties
Wall Street Journal 05.15.2013
Pakistan to Release Senior Taliban Leader
Wall Street Journal 09.11.2013
Leader of Pakistani Taliban Killed in Drone Strike
Wall Street Journal 11.02.2013
Official Admits Militancyâs Deep Roots in Pakistan
New York Times 06.02.2010
Taliban Take Toll on Pakistan's Biggest City
Wall Street Journal 02.14.2014
After Months of Infighting, a Major Faction Splits From the Pakistani Taliban
New York Times 05.28.2014
U.S. Options in Pakistan Limited
Washington Post 05.04.2009
Wall Street Journal 06.10.2014
With Taliban’s Revival, Dread Returns to Swat Valley
New York Times 07.26.2014
Pakistani forces kill alleged organizer of school massacre - The Washington Post
Washington Post 12.27.2014
Around an Invisible Leader, Taliban Power Shifts
New York Times 12.28.2014
How the Pakistani Taliban Became a Deadly Force
New York Times 12.16.2014
10 Steps to Victory in Afghanistan
New York Times 10.04.2009
A Dogged Taliban Chief Rebounds, Vexing U.S.
New York Times 10.11.2009
Pakistan Attacks Show Tightening of Militant Links
New York Times 10.16.2009
Pakistan and Mideast Worry Over Effect of U.S. Decision
Wall Street Journal 10.24.2009
Kerry Calls for Patient Strategy in Afghanistan
New York Times 10.27.2009
Wikileaks: Pakistan's Double Game
New York Times 07.26.2010
Reports Depict Pakistani Ex-Spy as Taliban Link
Wall Street Journal 07.27.2010
Pakistan Aids Insurgency in Afghanistan, Reports Assert
New York Times 07.25.2010
New York Times 07.31.2010
Pakistan Pushes Afghans For Closer Ties, Officials Say
New York Times 04.27.2011
Petraeus Appointment Could Inflame Relations With Pakistan
New York Times 04.28.2011
Bin Laden's Death Brings Calls for Afghan Pullout
Wall Street Journal 05.02.2011
Wall Street Journal 05.05.2011
India and Pakistan: The world's most dangerous border
Economist 05.21.2011
Pakistan and India: A rivalry that threatens the world
Economist 05.21.2011
Economist 05.07.2011
Obama’s Afghanistan plan gets mixed reviews from grunts at Fort Campbell - The Washington Post
Washington Post 06.27.2011
How to Succeed in Business in Pakistan
BusinessWeek 07.21.2011
Taliban Shows Interest In Negotiated Settlement
New York Times 08.03.2011
Wall Street Journal 09.24.2011
A New Pakistan Policy: Containment
New York Times 10.14.2011
Pakistan Spy Agencyâs Help Sought for Afghan Talks
New York Times 10.30.2011
Book review: ‘The Unquiet American: Richard Holbrooke in the World’ - The Washington Post
Washington Post 11.13.2011
Taliban to Open Political Office in Qatar
New York Times 01.03.2012
U.S. to Shift Afghan Role in '13
Wall Street Journal 02.02.2012
U.S., Afghans in Taliban Talks
Wall Street Journal 02.16.2012
The Afghan Surge Is Over - By Rajiv Chandrasekaran | Foreign Policy
Unknown 09.26.2012
Pentagon Chief Sees Opportunities In Russia and the War on Terrorism
Washington Post 01.05.2009
Taliban’s New Leader, More Scholar Than Fighter, Is Slow to Impose Himself
The New York Times 07.11.2016
Pakistan’s Fear of India Fuels Afghan War
WSJ 08.24.2017
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