Tag Archives | Pakistan
India-Pakistan: A Step ahead?
Implications of 4 Million Orphans in Pakistan
Pakistan: Civil Conflict, Natural Disaster, and Partisan Welfare
Pakistan’s ‘Ambivalence’ in Yemen
A Nuclear Iran will not Lead to an Arms Race
Lies, Lies, and The Death of Bin Laden
Spending on Nukes Up
India v. China: It’s a Mexican Standoff
Pakistan is Learning the Wrong Lesson: Tactical Nuclear Weapons in South Asia
Is the Peshawar Attack a “Game Changer”?
Maulana Abdul Aziz on the Defensive…For Now
Assessing India’s Nuclear Capabilities
Europe’s Demand that Pakistan Condemn Russia is a Recipe for Disaster
Malala and Nabeela, Two Worlds Apart
Drone Mania in U.S. Skies: Regulating the Future
Is the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Irrelevant?
The Wagah Bombing and the Sorcerer’s Apprentice in Pakistan
Is China Afghanistan’s New Best Friend?
ISIS: Nation, Terrorists or a Strategy?
A Decade of Rhetoric: Debate on Kashmir and Terrorism at the United Nations
Technocrats: Pakistan’s Last Hope
Rebuilding Afghanistan: The Role of its Neighbors
Legality of Obama’s Drone Policy: A Conversation with Prof. Mary Ellen O’Connell
How does Modi Intend to Secure India?
False Solutions: the Islamic State, the Kurds and Generational War
International Law is Inadequate when it comes to Protecting Journalists from Savagery
Sanctions & the Dollar: A Fall From Grace?
The U.S. could have Captured bin Laden Earlier
Review of Carlotta Gall’s ‘The Wrong Enemy’
The Pakistan ‘Problem’ in a Larger South Asian Context
Saudi Arabia’s Sectarian Challenge
Afghanistan, a theatre of Violent Conflict between Pakistan and India
Modi Unlikely to Forgive the U.S.
The Rise and Fall of Political Islam in Egypt
Will Modi’s Election Destabilize Asia?
Now that he’s Won, What are Narendra Modi’s Priorities?
Narendra Modi’s Challenge
Calls for the Release of Zahid Baloch
