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Just speculation by some "strategists". This is obviously not a part of US foreign policy.

East Timor? That was done with the blessings of USA. Same for Kosovo. In the future,one cannot say, but for now the US wants to keep Pakistani stable in order to make its military concentrate on eliminating Taliban.

I'm very skeptical of that. Today, for any new nation to be formed, it needs to have the blessings of some major world power. I don't see either Russia, USA, China or India giving full support to their movement. I think they are doomed to suffer until Pakistani establishment decides to use its...

The Pakistani Army (which is basically running the country, irrespective of what Zardari might have to say) thinks that it can eliminate the Baloch Nationalist movement by killing off all their leaders. The results are there for all to see. Without a respected leader, the province has turned...

The killling of Bugti seems to have backfired quite badly.

Yes I know that. They are dying in Afghanistan and providing Indians the space to operate safely. I don't think you've thought this through mate. The US is not interested in breaking up Pakistan, and if India tries to fan insurgencies we will quickly find that Indian presence is no longer...

I'm not too sure if the Americans will appreciate India meddling in Balochistan while its their troops who are dying to provide the security. I don't think India is up to anything significant in Balochistan either. Its just a collective panic attack that has struck the Pakistanis who see...