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THE GREAT GAME RE-VISITED, US TURNS AWAY FROM SOUTH WEST ASIA; GRAND STRATEGY OF THE TALIBAN

7/26/2019

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Pakistani Prime Ministers, in two different types of confinementIn Pakistan, a former Prime Minister sits angry and brooding in jail while the current one sits cornered and trapped by a failing economy; India’s move in Kashmir and an opposition that refuses to be silenced

Sitting behind bars in Kot Lakhpat Jail in Lahore, Nawaz Sharif, businessman, politician and former Prime Minister of Pakistan, is fighting the toughest battle of his life against the country’s security establishment, writes Imad Zafar. 

But, says Zafar, the same can be said for Pakistan’s establishment, which is facing the most difficult challenges of its 70 years of hegemony.

The Pakistani establishment, which is trying hard to end the country’s diplomatic isolation while facing multiple other challenges – including India’s move to annex Kashmir, a shrinking economy and rampant inflation – wants to cut a deal with Sharif. 

Sharif gets released from jail but agrees to then go into exile in London.

But Sharif, writes Zafar, has indicated he intends to stay in Pakistan and instead wants certain members of the establishment and the judiciary to confess publicly that they ousted him from power deliberately and rigged the ballot to keep him out of office. 

‘Probably Khan and a few people from the security establishment will come hard at Sharif in a bid to regain the lost battle, but it is too late,’ argues Zafar. ‘If Sharif did not surrender in the toughest of times, he will never do it now when the writing is clearly on the wall that it is all over for Imran Khan and his backers in the establishment.’

Ali Salman Andani says it in far stronger terms. Pakistan, says Andani, after the completion of Imran Khan’s first year in power, 'is standing on the brink of an economic collapse.' And Khan, says Andani, must think that putting 'the entire opposition behind bars will be enough to hide his incompetence, ignorance and highly authoritarian mindset.’

Sagarneel Sinha writes here that Kashmir is an issue that Khan will try to use to ‘boost his own image after his failure to implement the dreams of "Naya Pakistan" (New Pakistan) that he sold before last year’s election.’ 

Sinha argues that Kashir has been an emotional issue for Pakistanis and ‘their governments over the years have milked this issue to divert the attention of the public from internal issues and turn them against "anti-Muslim Hindu-supremacist India.” The present approach of Imran Khan is no different.’

But despite the emotional rhetoric, Sinha says Imran Khan should already know the truth.
‘India under his friend Modi,’ writes Sinha, ‘has checkmated Pakistan on Kashmir. However, Khan has no other option but to make as much noise as possible on the issue of Kashmir. This, concludes Sinha, is because he ‘doesn’t want to become another Nawaz Sharif.’
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Read the full stories on Asia Times
Pakistani establishment facing historic challenge by Imad Zafar
Occupant of Pakistan’s Prime Minister House is a tyrant by Ali Salman Andani
Imran stressing Kashmir to save his own position by Sagarneel Sinha
The Afghanistan war is over, and Pakistan has won Michael Rubin | The National Interest
KHAN IS LOSING PAKISTAN
HOW KHAN IS LOSING PAKISTAN
WHAT OF INDIAN FEDERALISM
Pakistan’s Kashmir hypocrisy
Michael Rubin | Washington Examiner 
Pakistan has little authority to complain about India’s decision to change Kashmir’s status.
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ASIA TIMES:  HOW INDIA'S MOVE ON KASHMIR DAMAGES THE DEEP STATE IN PAKISTAN
MOSCOW & ISLAMABAD REIGNITE RELATIONS OVER KASHMIR
HOW INDIA FITS INTO US SECURITY ARCHITECTURE 
The Great Game Reinvigorated:
Geopolitics, Afghanistan, and the Importance of Pakistan

By Mark Gilchrist, Strategy Bridge: "As a peace agreement in Afghanistan becomes increasingly plausible it is important for America to focus on maximising long-term interests to retain a position of relative advantage and enduring influence in the region after the Afghan mission is complete."
U.S., AFGHANISTAN:
As U.S. Presses Negotiations, Taliban Promotes Training of Fighters and Attacks

By Bill Roggio, FDD's Long War Journal: "In the Taliban’s latest video, which was released today on its official Website, Voice of Jihad, the group shows its fighters training for war as well as a montage of attacks on Afghan and Coalition forces."
https://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2019/07/un-islamic-state-replaced-leader-in-afghanistan-after-visit-from-central-leadership.php
The (Other) Continent We Can’t Defend
By Elizabeth Buchanan, the interpreter: "China has no real incentive to practice restraint on a continent it invests billions in (from technical expertise, personnel training, to new icebreakers) and on which it recognises no territorial claims."
https://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2019/07/taliban-ied-blast-kills-35-civilians-in-western-afghanistan.php
Net Assessment: Explaining Mission Creep in Afghanistan 
by Rick Berger, Bryan McGrath, and Christopher Preble

ASIA TIMES:  AFGHAN TALKS
THE STATE OF PAKISTAN'S POLITICAL ECONOMY
China’s chump: Why America can’t trust Pakistan 
Michael Rubin | The National Interest 
Afghanistan peace talks: U.S. pushes toward “face-saving way out"
(Axios) The ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and the Taliban are a “charade” designed simply to provide the U.S. a “face-saving way out of Afghanistan,” former CIA deputy director Michael Morell tells Axios.
Pakistan wants to create a self-reliant, self-sustained defense industry
(Defense News) The Pakistani government is promoting aims to increase public-private cooperation and develop a self-reliant, self-sustained defense industry. But the private sector is skeptical. 
 
ASIA TIMES:  PAKISTAN'S ECONOMY, THE TURNAROUND?
Afghanistan, Counterinsurgency, And The Indirect Approach
mentioning Thomas H. Henriksen via Readings
In exploring Counterinsurgency and the Indirect Approach, Dr. Thomas Henriksen assesses several cases where the United States has employed an Indirect Approach toward achieving strategic objectives, and he suggests where this concept has landed short of expectations.
Anthony H. Cordesman writes: Much of the analysis of these three options has focused on the possible terms of the peace, the immediate progress in the fighting, and/or the coming Afghan election and Afghanistan’s immediate political problems. These are all important issues, but they do not address the basic problems in Afghan security forces that will limit its military capabilities indefinitely into the future, or the scale of the civil problems in Afghanistan that have given it failed governance and made it the equivalent of a failed sate, and that will shape its future in actually implementing any peace or in attempting to continue the war. – Center for Strategic and International Studies
Islamic State has been battered in Iraq and Syria and declared defeated by President Donald Trump. But the terrorist group and its predecessor, al-Qaeda, are finding ample room to rebuild in other places with weak central governments, officials and analysts warn. – Bloomberg
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JAILED PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE BEGINS HUNGER STRIKE, TUNISIAN PRESIDENT DIES & ALGERIA REJECTS TALKS WITH PROTEST MOVEMENT

7/26/2019

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Jailed Tunisian presidential candidate begins hunger strike 
Nabil Karoui, who is seen as a top candidate in Tunisia’s presidential elections, has started a hunger strike in prison, his lawyer said on Thursday. Karoui, who owns Nessma TV channel, was detained on Aug. 23 on suspicion of tax evasion and money laundering. “Karoui started an open-ended hunger strike on Wednesday to demand his right to vote on Sunday,” lawyer Ridha Belhadj said.
Separately, ousted President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was hospitalized for a “health crisis,” his lawyer said. Ben Ali has been living in exile in Saudi Arabia since the 2011 popular uprising in Tunisia that began the Arab Spring.
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Algeria army chief calls for elections by the end of the year
Algeria’s army chief, Gen. Ahmed Gaid Salah, on Monday called for presidential elections later this year as protests continue despite the resignation of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika. Saleh said the electoral commission will “issue a call on Sept. 15,” setting up elections for December. Bouteflika stepped down in April after weeks of protests against his bid for a fifth term. New elections had been scheduled for July, but were postponed in the absence of candidates.  Read More 
Tunisia: Court Upholds Presidential Candidate’s Imprisonment.  An appeals court on Tuesday upheld the detention of media magnate Nabil Karoui, a candidate in this month’s presidential election, on suspicion of tax fraud and money laundering.  Karoui has denied the allegations, while the electoral commission has kept him on the ballot ahead of the September 15 election.  The president is responsible for foreign and defense policy, while most decisionmaking powers rest with a prime minister who is chosen by parliament.  A parliamentary election will also take place on October 6. Middle East Eye Al Arabiya
Seven keys to understanding the Tunisian election
On September 15 Tunisia will hold a presidential election brought forward two months by the unexpected death of patriarchal President Beji Caid Essebsi. Here are seven keys to understanding the campaigns and what Tunisians are looking for in candidates.

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Conflicts surface with Tunisia’s Ennahda
The last-minute decision of Ennahda leader Rachid Ghannouchi to run in this year’s legislative elections in Tunisia has ruffled feathers in the Islamist movement.
Tunisian president dies  
Tunisia’s President Beji Caid Essebsi died on Wednesdays after he was hospitalized for the second time in less than a month. Essebsi has been a prominent figure in Tunisian politics since the 2011 overthrow of dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. The 92-year-old president had only appeared in public twice since his last hospitalization in June. Tunisia plans to hold presidential and parliamentary elections later this year.   Read More  ​
Tunisian prime minister hosts Libyan counterpart in bid to temper violence  
Tunisia’s Prime Minister Youssef Chahed hosted the head of Libya’s internationally recognized government, Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj, in Tunis on Wednesday. Chahed stressed the need to reach a political solution to the violence between Sarraj’s government and Khalifa Hifter, a warlord backing Libya’s eastern government. Hifter has been leading an offensive against Sarraj’s government in Tripoli since April.   Read More  ​
Algeria army chief rejects protesters' demands for talks 
Algeria’s army chief, Gen. Ahmed Gaid Salah, on Tuesday rejected preconditions by protesters for talks to end the political crisis. “There is no more time to lose,” Salah said in a televised speech, stressing the need to hold a dialogue without any conditions. Protests in Algeria continue despite the resignation of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika as Algerians seek a transition to democracy and the trial of regime figures. They are also demanding the release of people arrested in connection with the demonstrations and an end to the censorship of their movement before holding any dialogue that would pave the way for presidential elections.  Read More  ​
Algeria court orders arrest of opposition figure 
An Algerian court on Thursday ordered the detention of a prominent opposition figure as part of an anti-graft investigation. Karim Tabou is accused of “contributing to weakening the army’s morale.” The order is the latest in a series of arrests against figures linked to the former regime of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and opposition leaders.  Read More  
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INDIA'S VANISHING NUCLEAR SCIENTISTS & EXAMINING GOOD GOVERNANCE IN ISLAMIC SOCIETIES (TALIBAN)

7/24/2019

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ASIA TIMES
THE AMERICAN PROXY FOR CHINA REMAINS INDIA
ISLAM & GOOD GOVERNANCE
ASIA TIMES:  INDIA'S COMMUNIAL VIOLENCE
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TUNISIA'S POLITICAL ECONOMY STILL HURTS AFTER THE ARAB SPRING & REIGNING IN IRANIAN MILITIAS IN IRAQ REMAINS DIFFICULT

7/24/2019

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Tunisia clears 26 candidates for presidential election 
Tunisia’s electoral commission on Wednesday approved 26 candidates for next month’s presidential election. The body rejected 71 other applicants. Prime Minister Youssef Chahed and former interim President Moncef Marzouki are in the running, as well as Defense Minister Abdelkarim Zbidi and Abdel Fattah Mourou, the vice president of moderate Islamist party Ennahda. The election was initially slated for November but was bumped up to Sept. 15 following President Beji Caid Essebsi’s death last month.  Read More  ​
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 Tunisia Islamist party fields first presidential candidate
Tunisia’s moderate Islamist party on Tuesday nominated its vice president, Abdel Fattah Mourou, to run in the country’s upcoming presidential elections. This is the first time Ennahda, the country's largest political movement, has fielded a presidential nominee since the 2011 revolution. Elections were initially slated for November but were bumped up to September following President Beji Caid Essebsi’s death last week. Former interim President Moncef Marzouki also announced his intention to run on Tuesday. Prime Minister Youssef Chahed is also a candidate.  Read More  
Reining in Iraq’s militias will take more than an executive order 
Michael Rubin | Washington Examiner 
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NETANYAHU'S CHALLENGERS FAIL:  ISRAELI POLL FINDS ARMY TIMID & WHY THE SAUDI'S NEED A WAKE UP CALL

7/24/2019

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Blue and White dumps ultra-Orthodox; tries to make up with secularists
Two weeks ahead of elections on Sept. 17, Blue and White has changed its strategy to regain and broaden support among secularists after realizing it has been 'hemorrhaging votes,' mainly to Avigdor Liberman.
Israel’s state watchdog stands guard for Netanyahu
Instead of objectively evaluating the policies and ethics of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, new State Comptroller Matanyahu Engelman is protecting the premier’s interests.
Israel's Strategic Goal in Syria
By Yaakov Lappin, August 8, 2019
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Israel’s shadow war in Syria is based on the strategic objective of convincing the Islamic Republic that its investment in a war machine is going to waste. Iran has so far chosen to weather the strikes and shift tactics without abandoning its Syria project.

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Israel's electoral threshold: A matchmaker for marriages of convenience
The four-Knesset-seat threshold has forced several parties to form alliances despite starkly contrasting ideological differences between them.
To Win On Iran, Trump Should Take A Page From Reagan's Diplomatic Playbook
by Abbas Milani via The Hill
A perilous impasse exists between the Trump administration’s strident policy of “maximum pressure” and Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s no less strident policy of “no negotiation” with the United States. One way out of this fraught situation is a policy that appears to be a lose-lose for both sides but, in reality, is a win-win for all sides.
Why Iran Will Never Give Up On Nuclear Weapons
by Josef Joffe via The American Interest 
This week, Donald Trump repeated an American mantra: “Iran will never have a nuclear weapon.” But in due time it will, because it can, and because it has long seen the Bomb to be in its national interest. But is there an upside?
What the Smuggled Archive Tells Us About Iran's Nuclear Weapons Project
By Lt. Col. (res.) Dr. Raphael Ofek, July 22, 2019
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: As an apparent act of defiance against Western countries’ reluctance to support it against US sanctions, Iran has begun to enrich uranium beyond the level permitted by the nuclear deal. This fact, together with the information revealed by the smuggling out by the Israelis of Iran’s nuclear weapons program archive, belies Tehran’s oft-expressed claim that its nuclear program was always for peaceful use and shows the hollowness of the nuclear agreement.

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​Poll: Israelis Find the Security Establishment "Too Timid" by Daniel Pipes
Jerusalem Post 
July 23, 2019

http://www.danielpipes.org/18963/poll-israelis-find-the-security-establishment-too

​US Saudi Arabia Policy Needs a Dose of Realpolitik by A.J. Caschetta
The Hill
July 20, 2019

https://www.meforum.org/58996/us-saudi-arabia-policy-needs-a-dose-of-realpolitik
US troops return to Saudi Arabia after 16 years
 US troops are returning to Saudi Arabia for the first time in 16 years as tensions with Iran rise and the kingdom finds itself increasingly isolated in Yemen.
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KHAN SHOWS UP IN D.C., AL-QAEDA'S BIG PLANS FOR CENTRAL-SOUTH ASIA & PAKISTAN'S DEEP STATE PUPPETS MOVE ON

7/22/2019

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THE POLITICAL REFORM OF PAKISTAN MOVES RIGHT
ASIA TIMES
KHAN'S ROLE IN MEDIATION FOR D.C. IN KABUL
https://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2019/07/al-qaeda-leader-threatens-india-criticizes-pakistan-in-message-on-kashmir.php
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INDIA'S BUDGET ISN'T SERIOUS ABOUT ECONOMIC GROWTH

7/13/2019

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DID TRUMP CAVE ON PAKISTAN? A COMEDY OF ERRORS CALLED PAKISTANI PROXIES & RENAMING AFGHANISTAN AN EMIRATE

7/13/2019

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ASIA TIMES ON PAKISTANI REGIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
Trump caves to Pakistan on Afghanistan
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Trump's acquiescence to Pakistan, which has backed the Taliban's deadly insurgency in Afghanistan, occurs less than two years after he accused Pakistan of providing "safe haven to agents of chaos, violence, and terror". Trump also said Pakistan returned billions of dollars in US aid with “nothing but lies & deceit.”
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Pakistan again arrests Lahkar-e-Taiba emir Hafiz Saeed
Pakistan is a state where those who push the bounds of what is acceptable to the military and Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, including jihadists, politicians, journalists, and activists, end up missing or are found murdered. Pakistan has weathered nearly two decades of international condemnation over Saeed and Lahkar-e-Taiba, yet he and his terrorist entities have not only survived, but thrived.
ASIA TIMES
​Pakistan charges 13 Lashkar-e-Taiba leaders under Anti-Terrorism Act
If history is any guide, Laskahr-e-Taiba leader Hafiz Saeed and his cadre will dodge the charges and continue to provide support to a wide range of terrorist groups, including al Qaeda and the Afghan Taliban.
Sending the right signals on the way to an Afghan peace deal
(Military.com) After four straight decades of war, the hope for a lasting peace is on the minds of Afghans across the Central Asian country from the Hindu Kush to the plains of Herat.
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IRAQ CHARTS NATIONAL VISION FOR UNITY & WHY GETTING OUT OF SYRIA IS HARD

7/13/2019

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​Getting Iran Out of Syria Is No Easy Task by Jonathan Spyer
The Wall Street Journal
July 9, 2019

https://www.meforum.org/58942/getting-iran-out-of-syria-is-no-easy-task
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Iraq's De-militiafication Is a Sham by Jonathan Spyer
The Jerusalem Post
July 4, 2019

https://www.meforum.org/58882/iraq-de-militiafication-is-a-sham
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