Review: The Unraveling
A new book on Pakistan looks at the thicket of problems in which the United States has become enmeshed.
Pakistan’s K — as in Kashmir — Street
A Washington nonprofit funnels money from Pakistan’s ISI to lobby Congress on Kashmir.
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.
60-Second Expert: Kashmir
Washington needs to address this pivotal region of the world.
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?
A Path for Peace in South Asia
India and Pakistan continue to prepare for war even though the majority of people in both countries want peace, reports columnist Zia Mian.
Chomsky on India-Pakistan Relations
Are India and Pakistan heading toward war or peace? Noam Chomsky looks at nukes, Kashmir, and diaspora politics.
Dropping Musharraf?
Pakistan has been a key U.S. ally on counter-terrorism. But it looks like Musharaff may no longer be our man in Pakistan.
The Earthquake and the U.S. Response
While Asia recovers from the tsunami, New Orleans is being pumped dry, and Pakistan mourns and rebuilds, we owe it to the victims of these tragedies to learn from past mistakes.