A surge in militant attacks has left dozens of Pakistani security personnel dead and raised new questions about Islamabad's ability to contain the violence. We ask Michael Kugelman of the Atlantic Council why Pakistan is struggling to get a grip on the insurgency, whether tensions with India and Afghanistan could worsen, and what it will take to bring greater stability to the region.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:21 Families protest after deadly attacks
02:23 Balochistan’s long-running insurgency
02:53 Why Pakistan struggles to stop attacks
03:47 Claims of outside support
05:18 Could tensions with Afghanistan escalate?
06:35 Regional stability under pressure
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