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Pakistan
Quo Vadis Afghanistan? General Campbell Testifies on the Hill
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Campbell reports steady progress, but various challenges will remain for Afghan forces in 2015.
Is India's Defense Budget Adequate?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
New Delhi's defense spending will rise modestly in the new fiscal year.
Will Pakistan's Cellphone Biometric Push Pay Counter-Terrorism Dividends?
By Ankit Panda
The Pakistani government is embarking on a major biometric data collection effort to fight terrorism.
Is Pakistan’s 'War on Terror' Out of Time?
By Jack Detsch
With Washington’s patience and money fading, is time running out for Pakistan's offensive against domestic terrorism?
Pakistan Tests New Air-Launched Cruise Missile
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Pakistan's Ra'ad nuclear-capable, air-launched cruise missile has a 350 km range.
The Mixed Consequences of Sino-Indian Competition in the Indian Ocean
By Jack Detsch
China and India’s rivalry threatens peace in the Indian Ocean basin. It’s also sparking a needed flood of development.
Pakistan’s Blackout Reveals Infrastructural Fragility
By Ankit Panda
A recent blackout caused by a rebel attack plunged 80 percent of Pakistan into darkness.
A Transformative Moment in Indo-US Ties?
By Harsh V. Pant
Recent bilateral diplomacy between the United States and India is indicative of a long-term convergence.
Modi Must Overhaul India-Pakistan Relations
By Sanjay Kumar
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi must inject the India-Pakistan relationship with vision.
The Hypocrisy of Pakistan's Homeland Criticism
By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
The Pakistani government's complaints about Homeland are hypocritical.
Pakistan Reinstates the Death Penalty
By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
Following the brutal massacre of children in Peshawar, Pakistan reinstated the death penalty.
Can Kabul Handle its Growing Pains?
By Ankit Panda
Plus, Taliban surges attacks, Imran Khan takes his protests to Lahore, and India bans Xiaomi. South Asia links.