70 Year Magazine Archive

The Third World War

by James Burnham

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Pangs of Friendship

It was reported from Karachi a few days ago that a number of . Pakistani political leaders want their country to cancel its present agreements with Washington, and to withdraw from the Anglo-American sponsored Baghdad Pact. They have a plain argument. The United States, they point out, is not supporting Pakistan in either of its two major international difficulties— the dispute with India over Kashmir, and Afghanistan’s campaign to form a new “Pathan” nation (Pushtunistan) by combining northwestern Pakistan with southeastern Afghanistan.

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