When Security Claims Become Political Labels
India unquestionably faces legitimate security challenges. No responsible observer should dismiss terrorism, organized crime, radicalization, or cross-border militancy when credible…
India unquestionably faces legitimate security challenges. No responsible observer should dismiss terrorism, organized crime, radicalization, or cross-border militancy when credible…
India’s withdrawal from the Neutral Expert proceedings under the Indus Waters Treaty may be politically dramatic, but it is not…
The mine blast near the Line of Control in Uri on July 28, 2026, once again punctured New Delhi’s manufactured…
At the United Nations Human Rights Council’s 62nd session, held from 15 June to 8 July 2026, India used the…
South Asia stands at a decisive moment. It can either allow water to become another instrument of rivalry, coercion, and…
India’s reported interest in jointly developing technology derived from Russia’s S-500 Prometheus air-defence system has been presented by sections of…
The seizure and banning of books in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir is not an isolated dispute about publishing…
When Taliban Agriculture Minister Mawlawi Ataullah Omari told an audience in New Delhi that Afghanistan and India share “one DNA,”…
The reported transfer of a Taliban member injured during Pakistan-Afghanistan border clashes to New Delhi for medical treatment marks a…
Water has always been more than a natural resource in South Asia. It is the basis of food security, rural…