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The American imagination can run wild amid Pakistan鈥檚 political uncertainties and instability. But any pessimistic view of Pakistan, while endemic in the West, differs considerably from the perspective of Pakistani analysts who cautiously point to more optimistic scenarios. They cite six hopeful developments.
Pakistan鈥檚 generals, who have thrived for decades by promoting a perceived threat from India, now seem to realize the greater threat is internal terrorism, not to mention the violent secessionist movement in the province of Baluchistan.
Professor Abbas observed, 鈥淓ven the military has signed on to the reality of normalization with India because [if] you normalize with India then the Army can deal with the internal militancy.鈥�
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