Pakistan

Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna baffles an audience with the claim Afghanistan isn’t India’s neighbour.

India should resist calls for a US-style approach to counter-terrorism. It needs its own model in light of Mumbai.

Terrorism, religious extremism and nuclear proliferation have given South Asia a depressing image. But there’s growing room for optimism.

Hillary Clinton’s trip to India highlights the increasing role of India’s states in foreign policy.

The US decision to halt military aid to Pakistan will push Islamabad closer to China. Delhi will be getting nervous.

India has just announced the launch of a National Task Force in its latest major reappraisal of its military needs. But will the government follow up?

The latest terrorist attack on Mumbai and careless comments by an Indian minister may set back ties with Pakistan.

Asia is bound to be a focus for Leon Panetta as US defence secretary. With China’s rise, India and Pakistan squabbling and a belligerent North Korea, there’s plenty to do.

India’s government is careful not to point the finger at Pakistan following Wednesday’s terrorist attack on Mumbai.

The ongoing row between the US and Pakistan is a reminder that India must also contend with China.

The United States says it will withhold $800 million in military assistance to Pakistan.

Do Adm. Mike Mullen’s comments on the killing of Salim Shezad reflect a tougher approach to Pakistan?