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    Last month, the leaders of Pakistan and India promised to reduce violence across the Kashmir divide. However, continued firing suggests opposition to improved relations and trade between the countries, which is important for Pakistan's well-being. More challenging will be taking action against extremists driving up Pakistan's death toll from sectarian violence, making it one of the most affected countries by fatalities due to such violence, behind only Iraq and above Afghanistan.

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    Last month, the leaders of Pakistan and India promised to reduce violence across the Kashmir divide. However, continued firing suggests opposition to improved relations and trade between the countries, which is important for Pakistan's well-being. More challenging will be taking action against extremists driving up Pakistan's death toll from sectarian violence, making it one of the most affected countries by fatalities due to such violence, behind only Iraq and above Afghanistan.

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    The Writer Is Co-Founder of The Stimson Centre in Washington

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    Last month, at the margins of UN General Assembly speechmaking, he and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh promised to q iet

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