Pakistan

The killing of senior al-Qaeda leader Abu Yahya al-Libi means drone strikes in Pakistan have made headlines again. But there’s plenty people are getting wrong.

China and Pakistan are usually happy to describe themselves as all-weather friends. But is the mood shifting?

India has the kind of soft power among Afghans that the U.S. can only dream of. Working together, New Delhi and Washington could still save Afghanistan.

Pakistan still wants a U.S. apology for the deaths of 24 soldiers. But the two nations have very different goals.

A year after Osama bin Laden’s death, U.S.-Pakistan relations have tumbled still further. Can ties be rebuilt?

Washington Correspondent Eddie Walsh talks defense, diplomacy, and trade issues with Australia’s U.S. Ambassador.

India is investing billions in arms. But without a coherent organizational structure, it will never become an effective war fighting machine.

The United States faces a number of practical hurdles in getting its forces out of Afghanistan in 2014. But it has found an unlikely ally in its efforts.

Rick Santorum is out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination. It won’t hurt foreign policy debate.

The real danger from Pakistan isn’t its nuclear arsenal falling into terrorist hands. It’s an economic collapse.

The Indian business community would be happy for more trade with Pakistan. But would that mean better ties?

The weekend meeting between Manmohan Singh and Asif Ali Zardari reflects improving India-Pakistan ties.