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This deal temporarily shields US and NATO forces in Afghanistan, but has directly harmed Afghan civilians, security forces and allies in the region.
Traditional thought processes of conflict resolution and governance are falling flat in the face of the newer water governance challenges.
Soft power in South Asia has ushered a fear of retaliation; negative impacts such as debt traps appear less threatening to these countries than turnin
The ‘structural imbalance’ in South Asia is a contribution of geography and political history — but also has a deeper context and meaning.
Several Chinese provincial governments have taken the lead on COVID diplomacy in continental Southern Asia.
The recent incidents shed light on the desperation of the migrant labours in the South Asian countries that worsen during disasters like the present p
India has done well with its neighbours by not giving up on them in their own hour of crisis. Even while the nation was faced with exigencies of every
Using Kashmir as a means to legitimise the Kabul attacks reiterates the terror group’s burgeoning ambitions in South Asia.
Right from 1947, big powers have had their geopolitical interests in South Asia.
The much-anticipated Congressional hearing on “Human Rights in South Asia” turned into an attack by Democratic lawmakers on India’s Kashmir poli
India’s decision to revoke Article 370 giving special status to Jammu & Kashmir has put Pakistan on the back foot, dealt New Delhi back into the Sou
Radicalisation is a spectrum graph where the mass of non-violent extremists have accumulated at the bell curve on the horizontal axis. A smaller numbe
Trump’s comments on Kashmir during Imran Khan’s visit may reflect the US undoing its India-Pakistan dehyphenation policy.
While the old thinking on Pakistan is back in the US, the Afghan government is being seen as a hindrance in US' South Asia policy.
China would have a seat in the high table when the South Asian neighbours discuss and decide upon the ‘K-issue’.
As India’s interests move beyond its borders, the fixation with South Asia-centric notion of neighbourhood can no longer serve as a useful analytica
The role of the ‘small’ actors as leaders has been critical in lowering confrontations between the great powers in the Arctic. This has allowed th
The alternative for India would and should be to shed the post-Cold War past here and now — re-look at the South Asian priorities.
The Maldives conundrum is an opportunity for India to craft a better policy towards India’s smaller neighbours.
The root cause of insecurity — which hampers Afghanistan’s state-building process and sustainable development — lies outside of the country. The
The new extra-regional player in China seems to want to provoke internal anti-India debates in individual South Asian nations.
The moment Chabahar opens, and Indian support becomes freely available, Afghanistan's dependency on Pakistan would reduce. This would provide Afghanis
Trump's Afghan strategy has been long in the making. But the wait has been well worth it.
Because of the lack of political will among leaders in the region, regional bodies have not proven effective in facilitating intra-regional connectivi
The way China is encroaching in continental South Asia and the maritime domain of the Indian Ocean — it can raise the hackles of any Indian leadersh
Bangladesh has emerged as a major partner of India and South Asia, especially in pushing connectivity and development.
With the crippling of the South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC), India’s quest for a new architecture for its neighbourhood policy
President Ghani's visit to India marks a radical shift in the policy of Afganistan towards India and is a game-changer in South Asia.
