U.S., India at Odds Over Iran Sanctions
U.S. sanctions on Iran are causing a rift in its relationship with India.
Coal Smoke and Planetary Fever
As the climate changes, a deadly disease is on the rise.
Brown Bag: From Agrarian Crisis to Alternatives
In this brown bag event, Sapna Thottathil will explore the historical, political, and economic politics that have shaped the South Indian organic farming movement.
The Fading U.S.-Pakistan Alliance
Unless there is a decisive turn in events, Washington might be getting closer to losing a powerful ally in a much-troubled and highly strategic region.
Will Pakistan Counter India’s “Water Bomb” With a Nuclear Bomb?
Indian dams threaten Pakistani water sources.
Australia Remilitarizes
Australia is rapidly re-posturing in the face of a militarized East Asia.
Review: The Unraveling
A new book on Pakistan looks at the thicket of problems in which the United States has become enmeshed.
Pakistan: Reversing the Lens
Terrorism is not a statistic for the Pakistanis.
Reorienting U.S. Security Strategy in South Asia
The Obama administration’s approach to the Afghan war is too narrowly focused. Instead, the administration should focus on India-Pakistan rapprochement as the hallmark of a cohesive South Asia strategy.
Pipeline Politics in Central Asia
With several pipeline projects under way, Central Asia is readying itself for a new “Great Game.”
Genuine Partnership or a Marriage of Convenience?
India and China, two leading emerging economies in the world, are competing with each other, as well as Africa’s traditional western trading partners, to build a stronger relationship with Africa.
India “Soft”? Not After It Launches Its Own Kill-bin-Laden Attacks on Pakistan
Some in India would like to see it emulate the SEAL attack on bin Laden.
Afghanistan under the Knife
We’ve stuck a knife deep into Afghanistan. With bin Laden dead, should we take it out or keep it in?
Libya: Where Are the BRICs?
Brazil, Russia, India, and China did not support the UN resolution on the use of force against the Libyan government. What does this mean for the new world order?
By Enabling India’s Nuke Program U.S. Shares Blame for Pakistan’s
Our illegal nuclear deal with India goads Pakistan to expand its illegal nuclear program.