Pakistan's ISI

The book explores the history and evolution of the Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate (ISI) in Pakistan, established after the 1947 Partition. It details the ISI's rise as a powerful intelligence agency, known for its extensive human intelligence networks and covert operations, particularly against India. The agency's dual role as a key ally to the West during the Cold War and a tool for military regimes highlights its complex nature. As Pakistan faces rising challenges, the ISI's influence raises critical questions for its political landscape and international relations.