New Delhi, Oct. 1 -- Pakistan is confronting a convergence of political instability, economic difficulties and worsening internal security. The resurgence of militant violence, deteriorating relations... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 1 -- The Himalayas have always been more than mountains. They have been sacred landscapes, sources of rivers, centres of pilgrimage and spaces of spiritual contemplation. For generatio... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 1 -- The Election Commission of India is not an ordinary government department. It is a constitutional institution entrusted with something more fundamental than conducting elections: ... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 30 -- At the DEFCON 2026 in New Delhi, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said that India has moved from "deterrence by denial" to "deterrence by punishment" - in other words, from primar... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 30 -- Nearly 200 delegates gathered in Islamabad this July for the ninth Organization of Islamic Cooperation Ministerial Conference on Women. Among the fifty-seven flags on display, o... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 30 -- After almost every major episode of violence in India, we witness a familiar cycle. There is shock, followed by protest, television debates, political statements, and an enormou... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 30 -- More than three years after ethnic violence erupted in India's northeastern border state of Manipur, thousands of people remain displaced from their homes. The numbers have fall... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 30 -- The Boy from Zarkawt, and the Making of Mizoram is ostensibly a political biography. In reality, it is something more ambitious: an account of how a society moved from insurgenc... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 29 -- Sri Lanka is slowly emerging out of its worst economic crisis. As part of the initiatives to stabilize the economy, the government has commenced many programs to combat corrupti... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 29 -- This past June, an elderly man was found stranded in no-man's land on the Bangladesh-India border. For 24 hours, he and his nationality were shoved from one flank to the other. ... Read More