Pakistan

With recent arrests in Xinjiang, increasing anger on the internet and Chinese firms a possible target, Beijing faces a rising threat.

Washington should push New Delhi to take a more active role Afghanistan – even at the displeasure of Pakistan.

Tashkent’s proximity and ties to Afghanistan ensures it will play a central role in its future. The U.S. should enlist its help.

America’s long-term development partnership with Pakistan warrants a serious new effort to set it back on course.

India is reeling yet again from another series of bomb attacks.

Despite what some journalists have argued, many signs point toward post-2014 reconciliation, argues Robert Dreyfuss.

The Diplomat talks Iran, China, nuclear weapons and more with bomb dropper Kenneth Waltz.

Tom Engelhardt on the lessons Washington can’t draw from the failure of the military option

Reports suggest the world’s other great terror menace may be tiring of its key enablers, writes Rajeev Sharma.

Progress may not have been made on Siachen, writes Nitin Gokhale. But the dialog process still matters.

Ashley J. Tellis explains why Pakistan must rethink its Afghanistan policies, or risk defeat

The Taliban’s praise for India’s “snubbing” of the U.S. should do nothing to put Indian minds at ease.