Internal, External Challenges for Pakistan’s New Premier
Nawaz Sharif has said little about how he plans to deal with Islamist militancy in his country.
Amit Ranjan
PhD Student at Jawaharlal Nehru University, India
Calculated Political Tension at China-India Mountain Border
China might be fueling the border dispute to discourage India’s assertive foreign policy.
Uniquely, Pakistan’s Army Not Involved in Political Transition
For the first time in Pakistani history, the army is not involved in picking the next government.
Border Incident Sparks India-Pakistan War of Words
After a shooting in Kashmir, South Asia’s two rivals engage in another verbal spat.
India-Pakistan Engagement Set Back by Border Dispute
All the progress that was made in 2012 could unravel again over an old border dispute.
War’s Legacy Still Frustrates Sino-Indian Relations
Despite increasing Sino-Indian trade, border disputes complicate the bilateral relationship.
Singh, Zardari Deserve Admiration for Détente
The leaders deserve praise for at least keeping India-Pakistan dialogue going.
Central Asia: India’s New Strategic Neighborhood
India’s booming economy needs the oil and gas reserves of the former Soviet republics.
Coup Unlikely After Pakistani Prime Minister’s Dismissal
After Yousuf Raza Gilani is dismissed by Pakistan’s justices, the army is unlikely to take power.
Nuclear Weapons Still Shape India-Pakistan Relations
Nuclear weapons have prevented war, but their safety cannot be taken for granted.
Singh, Zardari Discuss Kashmir, Terrorist Dispute
Although they made no concrete progress, at least the leaders of India and Pakistan are talking.
American Lawmaker Ventures Into Balochistan Quagmire
Sympathy for Pakistan’s Balochs is unlikely to lead to official pressure on Islamabad.
For Afghan Peace, India, Pakistan Must Cooperate
South Asia’s two major powers are the key to stability in the region.