
US-Pakistan: A Cynic’s View from Delhi
United States-Pakistan Strategic Dialogue Earlier in this series US-Pakistan: The Hijab of Expectations Repeat of the Familiar: US, Pakistan, and F-16s Palpable Progress, Uncertain Future? […]
United States-Pakistan Strategic Dialogue Earlier in this series US-Pakistan: The Hijab of Expectations Repeat of the Familiar: US, Pakistan, and F-16s Palpable Progress, Uncertain Future? […]
The Iran nuclear deal is a wonderful opportunity for India. The real test, however, will be whether the deal actually follows through (or even has […]
For quite some-time now I have been arguing that there are more divergences in India-US ties than convergences. While the “Chinese Threat” may for the […]
I thank Mark for his comments on my response to his book, though I am deeply skeptical as to if my views can in any […]
India is a “weird” country and its nuclear doctrine “weirder” still. Much of this perception of weirdness arises from the lack of connect strategic logic […]
Point, Counter-Point: A Four Part Series The Wisest Choice, by Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Normalizing Nuclear Pakistan, by Rabia Akhtar After the Euphoria? by Amina Afzal Overlooking’ Pakistan’s Nuclear Dangers, […]
While psephology in India today is more voodoo and less science, it seems a fair assumption that the BJP under Narendra Modi would be coming […]
By: Mansoor Ahmed and Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Ever since India and Pakistan went nuclear in rapid succession in 1998, their paths to weaponisation and doctrine have […]
Michael Krepon suggested watching the movie “Seven Days in May” starring Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas and Ava Gardner as an object lesson – The consequences […]