Pakistan. (The World's Hot Spots)

The September 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C., forced Pakistani political leaders to re-evaluate their international and domestic policies and to confront the possibility of losing their grip on political power. This volume chronicles the dilemmas that Pakistani policy-makers and citizens faced, including the possibility of nuclear war with India, and the proliferation of Islamic fundamentalist groups in South Asia, since the September 11 attacks.