South Asia

New Delhi is pursing diplomatic and military avenues in dealing with its long-running border dispute with Beijing.

Attacks on health workers following the bin Laden raid are hampering efforts to eradicate the disease.

Shale gas has been called a “game changer” for India. But some tough obstacles remain.

Sharif takes office at a time of myriad challenges, but he has the mandate to deliver last reforms.

New Delhi’s naval capabilities may never match its ambitions, but an A2/AD strategy would enable it to exercise significant influence in maritime affairs.

While Sharif’s agenda will be filled with more immediate issues, a larger disaster is lurking.

India is acquiring new platforms and capabilities that are turning it into a major naval power. Why doesn’t anyone seem to care?

Both Israel and Pakistan look to the sea to provide strategic depth. It’s a quest that could undermine stability.

The recent election of Nawaz Sharif raises hopes, but hardliners in both countries remain a hurdle.

The polls show Narendra Modi with a clear lead. But India’s electoral calculations are not so simple.

Our correspondent votes for the first time in her life, and senses real change in her country.

While Saeed Jalili appears the early frontrunner, the early chaos of Iran’s presidential elections underscores the unpredictability of the race.