Of late, al-Qaeda’s South Asia branch has been proactive and forceful in its campaign against India and its neighbors. A “code of conduct,” released by the group in June 2017, signaled an expanded geographical scope by including Afghanistan and Myanmar into its supposed domain of influence and operation, adding to its core focus on India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
It is increasingly evident that each time the relations between India and Pakistan improve, India-focused jihadist groups from across the Pakistani border attempt to disrupt it with attacks in the Indian states of Kashmir, Punjab, and elsewhere. The inevitable aim of these is to upset the possibility of amicable dialogue between these two populous and nuclear-armed nations.
BioWeapons Monitor 2014Just released. SSPC's work / contribution: India and Pakistan Chapters. Origins of the BioWeapons Monitor
Pakistan's Anti-India Spy Network Eyes Vital Defense Infrastructure from Sri LankaPublication: Terrorism Monitor Volume: 12 Issue: 19, October 10, 2014By: Animesh Roul
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