The recent case of Tri-Valley University is about more than just a sham school and US visa fraud, reports Delhi-based writer Neeta Lal.

Peshawar is a hotspot for suicide and IED attacks. Mustafa Qadri travels with the city’s bomb squad to find out how local police are coping.

The Indian Army is undertaking its first strategic transformation in more than two decades. And it has its sights firmly on China.

Cricket aside, India has failed to live up to the sporting expectations of its population, says Shreyasi Singh. But it’s turning things around.

Western pressure on Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa over the defeat of the Tamil Tigers risks creating another Burma.

Not necessarily, say Shibashis Chatterjee and Sumit Ganguly. But a big Left Front defeat in West Bengal will still have national implications.

In this second in a series of interviews looking back on 2010, we speak with analyst Haider Mullick about developments in Pakistan.

Bangladesh, India and Pakistan are all big contributors to UN missions. But there’s more to it than just international goodwill.

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao is in India for a high-profile visit. But the real clues to regional relations came last month.

The best chance for success would be for Obama to call a ceasefire, followed by all-inclusive talks. Political concerns mean he won’t.

Barack Obama’s recent trip to Asia was a disaster for US interests. Either his team is incompetent or there’s something they’re not telling us.

India’s president caused a political storm in Damascus with her comments on a Palestinian state. It’s a storm in a teacup.

Pakistan is in crisis. Overcoming this will mean completely rethinking long-held assumptions about what the country is meant to be.

India has a powerful claim to permanent UN Security Council membership. The next two years are its best chance to prove it.

High fertility rates risk turning India’s demographic dividend into a demographic disaster, reports Shreyasi Singh from New Delhi.

NATO has rightly resisted the temptation to press for a bigger global security role. Asian governments will likely be relieved.