Pakistan

Two years on, and Pakistan has failed to bring those behind the Mumbai terrorist attacks to justice.

By publicly acknowledging the price Pakistan pays for its counterterrorism policy, the US is helping untie its leadership’s hands.

The US has long resisted talking to the Taliban. But as the July 2011 drawdown date approaches, it’s running out of options.

The row over US attacks in Pakistan has highlighted uncertainties over the rules of engagement. Maybe this isn’t such a bad thing.

The prize for China is ejecting the US from Asia, says Madhav Nalapat. Its best chance to claim it? NATO’s defeat in Afghanistan.

A $100 million donation to flood-stricken Pakistan underscores the strategic importance Iran sees in courting its neighbour.

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

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

Pakistan has done more than was in its own interests in the war on terror. Its support for the US has left it with a civil war.

India’s media has a lot to answer for with its inflammatory, narrow coverage of Pakistan.

Are Chinese telecoms firms indirectly aiding Pakistani terrorists who target India?

Will anything positive come of Pakistan’s pledge to tackle groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba?