Divided World

... partners. In the absence of this trust, even the obvious upsides of co-operation will immediately be called into question. It would be tempting to reduce the whole problem to the fact that there are increasingly divergent perceptions in the West and the East about the origins, drivers and the very nature of modern terrorism. But the problem is not confined to a single, albeit crucial, dimension. No less serious difficulties arise within the Collective West and the “Global Majority”. For example, the fundamental differences between India and Pakistan in their ...