India's military capabilities at the Himalayas put it in a position to bargain with China.

Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval met the U.S. defense secretary in Washington, D.C., last week.

India hopes a connection with Trump's national security advisor can tip the scales against Pakistan.

A surgical strike operation by Indian forces begs the question of the military's capability to launch such an attack.

Details remain murky on how Indian forces executed the operation, but Delhi is being unusually up front about the strikes.

No one seems to expect actual progress at the talks -- but there's still good reason to hold them.

Pakistan's history of denial complicates the prospects of peace between it and India.

Pakistan has called off bilateral talks, citing dissatisfaction with New Delhi's "preconditions."

For the first time since Narendra Modi came to power, India and China will hold high-level border negotiations.

Despite lingering disagreements, both Chinese and Indian officials are optimistic about Xi's trip to India next week.

India is likely to pursue a pragmatic approach toward Sri Lanka, one less shackled by Tamil Nadu politics.