By ZALMAY KHALILZAD Published: May 11, 2011 SINCE the 9/11 attacks, Pakistan has behaved toward the United States as both friend and adversary — and gotten away with it. The latest evidence of its duplicity is the revelation that Osama bin Laden lived for years in a house near Pakistan’s national military academy and a local branch of its intelligence …
The Great Pakistan Rethink
By Zalmay Khalilzad | May 5, 2011 The killing of Osama bin Laden was an important success, but it raises vital strategic questions about Pakistan and our policy towards it. The fact that bin Laden lived in a luxury compound one thousand yards from Pakistan’s national military academy and thirty miles from the capital city of Islamabad raises disturbing questions …