Kashmir

Indian officials have been reluctant to answer some of the hard questions over tense relations with China.

Indian policymakers are again discussing if a stable Pakistan is a good thing. Pakistan’s internal politics hold the key.

Manmohan Singh’s comments on China reflect a deep scepticism among Indians about its rise.

Dispirited by a government that seems soft on the intifada in Kashmir, Madhav Nalapat says trouble is brewing in the military.

The latest talks between India and Pakistan haven’t gone anywhere. They won’t while Pakistan’s military holds sway over policy.

India shouldn’t use the army on the Maoists. It’s not the same as Jammu and Kashmir.

Canada’s supposed ‘human rights’ visa policy is putting ties with India under strain.

Not yet, says Mustafa Qadri. But it’s the Kashmir issue, not terrorism or Afghanistan, that’s still the biggest bar to a breakthrough.

A spat over tomatoes underscores the prickliness of Indo-Pakistan ties these days.

India’s OK for resuming talks with Pakistan has pleased its neighbour’s leaders.