South Asia

Real progress may have been elusive during Indian PM Singh’s recent visit to China, but he was shown a good time.

Bureaucratic mismanagement is depriving Indian soldiers of much-needed weapons.

A tragedy appears to have been made worse by the callous and inept actions of Indian police.

Doubts about the U.S.-India relationship abound. But the strategic logic is solid.

Together with growing trade ties, incremental advances like the recent talks in New York are significant.

The Nepalese Army remains powerful and yet largely unremarked, a tribute to its political acumen.

The future of democracy on the archipelago looks bleak after a constitutionally questionable court intervention.

India will need to demonstrate diplomatic skill in this emerging region. Working with Australia would be a good start.

A look at how Beijing and New Delhi are spinning events across their border.

Nawaz Sharif tries to stem growing violence in Pakistan’s largest city, but a broader effort will be needed.

Four years after a historic nuclear deal was signed, many in American policy circles deride the agreement as a failure. They’re wrong.

Nepalese citizens are increasingly moving abroad — particularly to Gulf countries — to find work. Will their rights be protected?