India-Pakistan relations

Amid an otherwise bleak scenario, the ceasefire along the Line of Control remains in place, offering hope for more confidence-building measures.

When Pakistan is more active in building relations with a certain Muslim-majority country, India engages more with that country’s rival. 

The new year brings new hope that the time is right for India and Pakistan to focus on confidence-building measures to resume diplomatic and trade ties.

Pakistan fears that with elections nearing in India, Modi will escalate tensions with Islamabad to draw electoral dividend.

India is hosting the event, but Pakistan is demanding that its games be played at a neutral site.

The longer Pakistan's political crisis runs, the more vigilant India ought to be on its border.

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

Bilateral relations between Pakistan and India remain stagnant, but that was not the goal of Bhutto Zardari’s trip.

Pakistan’s foreign minister was in India for the SCO meeting last week. But there was no breakthrough on the bilateral front.

Pakistan’s foreign minister will be traveling to India to attend the summit, making him the first high-ranking Pakistani official to visit India since 2014. 

It’s clear that the Indus Water Treaty needs to be renegotiated, but the process is likely to be packed with troubles.