But when questions of sovereignty kick in and they feel like the terms are being dictated, what they're being asked to do is an affront to their national pride.
James Jones: “But when questions of sovereignty kick in and they feel like the terms are being dictated, what they're being asked to…”
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Jones explains how sovereignty concerns affect U.S.-Pakistan relations.
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