India-Pakistan conflict

Pakistan wants a more stable relationship with India, but “that doesn’t mean it wants to pursue reconciliation.”

Its notice for the Indus Water Treaty’s modification comes in the wake of a series of hydroelectric projects planned on the Indus valley rivers in India.

The confidence-building and conflict-management MoU continues to be held up as a positive example. Where does it stand today?

Kashmir is not getting safe; it’s only getting more insecure and unsustainable to govern for the Indian government.

Religion and history are central to how both sides name some of their key platforms and equipment.

One year ago, India and Pakistan engaged in dangerous brinkmanship. What are the lessons learned?

Soleimani’s assassination puts us in uncharted strategic waters, with implications, based on interpreted lessons, for India and others.

Parsing the war’s consequences, implications, and relationship to 2019’s Balakot crisis.

For segments of the country’s Hindu population, Muslim loyalty to the nation has always been suspect.

The long-standing water-sharing agreement should not be a soft target for punitive action.

Behind the specific events of February 2019, there’s the larger danger of rising nationalism in both countries.