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South Asia is a story of promise and peril where Asia’s conflicting forces of modernity and reaction meet head on. Home to a multitude of different cultures, ethnicities, and religions, The Diplomat's regional correspondents and experts will provide the insight you need to navigate one of the world's most consequential regions.

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The China-India Defense Dialogue

The China-India Defense Dialogue

By Arushi Gupta
The two countries seek to improve cooperation ahead of next month’s summit.
Exploring the Indus Valley's Secrets

Exploring the Indus Valley's Secrets

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
The oldest archaeologically attested civilization in South Asia continues to charm the world.

Could 6 Socialist Parties Derail Modi’s Political Hopes?

Could 6 Socialist Parties Derail Modi’s Political Hopes?

By Sanjay Kumar
Six socialist parties have teamed up in Bihar to contest Narendra Modi’s BJP in upcoming elections.

India and Canada: A Match Made in Heaven?

India and Canada: A Match Made in Heaven?

By Jack Detsch
On the last leg of his three-country tour, India’s Prime Minister has a lofty agenda. Did his visit succeed?

India Secures Uranium Supply Deal With Canada

India Secures Uranium Supply Deal With Canada

By Ankit Panda
Narendra Modi secured a major coup: India will receive 3,000 metric tonnes of Canadian uranium over the next 5 years.
Can the United States and Russia Jointly Combat Afghan Heroin?

Can the United States and Russia Jointly Combat Afghan Heroin?

By Franz-Stefan Gady
A new report wants Moscow and Washington to work together to fight drug trafficking.

India and Pakistan’s Proxy War in Afghanistan

India and Pakistan’s Proxy War in Afghanistan

By Catherine Putz
India is keen to emphasize that Pakistan has not always been a good neighbor.
In Germany, Modi Pitches 'Make in India'

In Germany, Modi Pitches 'Make in India'

By Jack Detsch
Will the Indian prime minister's “Make in India” message resonate in Europe’s biggest industrial power?

North Korea's Foreign Minister Makes Rare Visit to India

North Korea's Foreign Minister Makes Rare Visit to India

By Ankit Panda
North Korea's foreign minister is in New Delhi to discuss the country's nuclear program and request assistance.

How the US and India Can Collaborate in Afghanistan

How the US and India Can Collaborate in Afghanistan

By Jack Detsch
A new CFR memo calls for an inclusive American policy in the country. Executing that plan could prove tricky

Modi's in France, But the French Don't Seem to Care

Modi's in France, But the French Don't Seem to Care

By Sanjay Kumar
India’s press corps have hyped up Narendra Modi’s trips. But in France, no one is batting an eye over Modi's visit.
Can OlaCabs Corner India’s Ride-Sharing Market?

Can OlaCabs Corner India’s Ride-Sharing Market?

By Jack Detsch
With Uber still trying to resuscitate its image after an alleged rape, can OlaCabs go for the jugular?

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