January 2017

India is more than capable of helping shape the future of connectivity in Asia.

The rush-hour attack along Darulaman road included two blasts and early numbers indicate 30 killed, 80 injured.

External powers need to involve Afghanistan in discussions, rather than interfering in the country's affairs from afar.

"As the world’s most powerful democracy, the United States can and should do more to support Southeast Asia’s democracies."

Less than a year after a major pollution crisis, trouble is brewing in the Mekong Delta.

In another manifestation of a closer defense relationship, India and Vietnam have entered talks over a SAM platform.

Indonesia stands on the cusp of setting up a cyber agency amid grown threats.

Pakistan’s successful test of the Babur-3 submarine-launched cruise missile presents new challenges.

A new issue of International Affairs focuses on India's rise and Modi's role in that rise.

While ISIS draws in men to fight, it draws women to serve, marry, and remarry.

China's balancing act between the two is increasingly difficult to maintain.

Four years after a horrific attack in Delhi sparked outrage, India has made little progress on sexual assault.