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Myra MacDonald is a Scottish journalist and author. She is an expert on South Asian politics and security, and has written three books on India and Pakistan. Born and educated in Scotland, she joined Reuters as a graduate trainee in 1984, and during a career spanning virtually three decades as its foreign correspondent, she worked in Middle East, Europe, and South Asia. Throughout her career, she held various positions at Reuters, including stints as chief correspondent in France and bureau chief in India.

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