One State, One Command: Why KP Cannot Afford Parallel Security Structures
The most dangerous sign of institutional weakness, speaking of state affairs, is not always an attack, an explosion or a terrorist assault. Sometimes it is far quieter: the gradual emergence of actors who begin operating beyond the authority of the state, while still claiming to be working in its name. That is precisely why the
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