60-Second Expert: Kashmir
Washington needs to address this pivotal region of the world.
“Scam Fatigue” May Save Singh’s Hide
The 2G spectrum scandal has shaken India.
WikiLeaks XXIII: Torture Cables Undermine India’s Efforts to Inhabit Higher Ethical Ground Than China
India’s liberal bona fides aren’t as impeccable as India would like the world to believe.
Kashmir: Obama and the Vale of Tears
Kashmir is the key to resolving crises in South Asia and Afghanistan, argues columnist Conn Hallinan. Why is the Obama administration avoiding the issue?
Criminally High Interest Rates Foul the Wellsprings of Microcredit in India
It wasn’t long before microlending was corrupted by usury.
Obama’s Trip to India: Don’t Rush into a Bilateral Investment Treaty
The U.S. and India should not sign a treaty that will only serve the short-term interests of large corporations, and undermine the authority of governments to protect their people from financial crisis.
India: Militarizing Space with U.S. Help
India says that its space program is for peaceful purposes. The United States agrees. They’re both wrong.
Obama’s Trip to India: Don’t Rush into a Bilateral Investment Treaty
The U.S. and India should not sign a treaty that will only serve the short-term interests of large corporations, and undermine the authority of governments to protect their people from financial crisis.
What’s So Funny about Outsourcing?
The new TV show on outsourcing: bad taste or good sign?
Obama: Blowing It on India?
The President’s double talk on offshoring and India’s nuclear liability law will hurt U.S.-India relations
Would a U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan Drive India Into China’s Arms?
A successful U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan depends on keeping India in the loop.
When Demography Shifts From a “Prized Asset” to a “Crippling Burden”
India offers rural couples cash in an attempt to curb overpopulation.
Would You Trust a Country That Named Its First Nuke Test ‘Smiling Buddha’?
When it comes to calling states rogues, why does India get a pass?
Sri Lanka’s Wartime Abuses
Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa was in India earlier this month making promises to resettle the war-displaced Sri Lankan Tamil minority one year after his government’s forces won a crippling victory over the Tamil Tiger insurgency.
U.S.-India Nuke Transactions Go From Bad to Worse
U.S.-India nuclear transactions have an adverse effect on disarmament protocols, thwart development in India, and even threaten corporate profits.