South Asia

"Yes, there are no women yet," Pakistani Foreign Minister Qureshi said of the Taliban government. "But let us let the situation evolve."

Treacherous terrain, poor connectivity, and low population density makes the vaccination drive in Arunachal Pradesh’s Dibang Valley extremely challenging.

Afghanistan has a strong musical tradition and a thriving pop music scene -- now cowed into silence by the Taliban’s rise.

No Pakistani official has admitted to concerns emerging from the deteriorating security situation in Pakistan and the region.

Experts say to maintain influence Washington “will need at a minimum to recognize the Taliban government.”

The public-facing celebration “amounts to a personality cult hitherto unseen in contemporary Indian politics.”

Two June 2020 State OIG reports illustrate some of the long-known, ever-unresolved issues stymieing the Afghan Special Immigrant Visa process.

The Uttar Pradesh chief minister alleged that Muslims are cornering most of the state-subsidized food-grain rations.

New Delhi will need to institutionalize scenario planning in foreign policy making if it is keen to shape global events.

A month after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, the capital is calm but everything is uncertain. A nation lives in fear. 

New Zealand Cricket called off its first match in Pakistan in 18 years, even though Pakistan’s government insisted that “no security threat of any kind exists.”

An elected representative of North Waziristan urges the Pakistani government to confront the reality of what the Taliban’s rise to power in Afghanistan will mean for Pakistan.