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The Case For Resuming India-Pakistan Cricket
When my generation of cricket fans—growing up after the turn of the century—look back on the India-Pakistan cricketing rivalry, there is almost nothing to go by: just one bilateral series in thirteen years and a handful of tournament games. Despite…
جوہری احتراز اور جنوبی ایشیا: نینا ٹینن والڈ کی تحریر ”عدم استعمال کے ۲۳ برس“ کا جائزہ
نینا ٹینن والڈ، اسٹمسن سینٹر کے لیے اپنے حالیہ تحقیقی مقالے میں جنوبی ایشیا میں غیر اعلانیہ جوہری احتراز یا جوہری ہتھیاروں کے استعمال میں پہل سے خود کو باز رکھنے کی روایت کا بصیرت آموز تجزیہ پیش کرتی ہیں۔…
The Nuclear Taboo & South Asia: Reviewing Nina Tannenwald’s “23 Years of Nonuse”
In her recent policy paper for the Stimson Center, Nina Tannenwald provides an insightful assessment of the nuclear taboo, or the normative inhibition against the first use of nuclear weapons, in South Asia. Coherently structured, the paper examines the nuclear behavior, pronouncements,…
Revisiting India-Pakistan CBMs
In May 2016, the South Asian Voices series "18 Years On: Examining the State of India-Pakistan Nuclear CBMs," asked contributors to explore the effectiveness of confidence-building measures (CBMs) between India and Pakistan since the two countries' 1998 nuclear tests. In…
Hot Takes: Ceasefire on the LoC
Yet Another Call for Ceasefire on the LoC – Respite and Relief By: Tanvi Kulkarni In a surprising, albeit positive development in India-Pakistan relations, the two sides have yet again renewed the 2003 ceasefire commitment on the Line of Control…
COVID-19 and the Coming Challenges for Sino-Indian Ties
This year marks the 70th anniversary of Sino-Indian diplomatic relations. For most of this time, their ties have been bedeviled by territorial conflicts, status competition, and mutual distrust. Although in recent years both countries have introduced mechanisms to manage their…