The success rate of confidence-building measures between India and Pakistan has remained unimpressive so far, especially in terms of creating an enabling environment for conflict […]
If there is a constant element in India-Pakistan relations, it is the unpredictability of events. This unpredictability emerges from unresolved border issues, aggressive military postures, […]
It’s been almost two decades since India and Pakistan tested nuclear weapons in May 1998, less than a month apart. Still, the Lahore Memorandum of […]
SAV IN DC relates analysis by SAV contributors to Washington DC-based discussions of South Asian strategic affairs. *Video to be uploaded soon Last week in Washington, […]
Ever since South Asia became a nuclear weapons zone, efforts have been needed to reduce the possibility of a nuclear exchange between India and Pakistan. […]
The world is facing severe challenges in tackling environmental issues. There is an increase in temperature, rise in sea level, and melting of ice, which […]
Listen, they say there’s a war coming. I’ve packed my survival kits and reinforced the bunkers But I need to know, have you? They tell […]
Politics is a game of interest. For developed countries it is for national interest, but in underdeveloped states this may not be the case. In […]
Over the past decade and a half, relations between India and Pakistan have faced multiple challenges, including the Kargil Conflict, tensions in the aftermath of […]
Three days into the discussions on ‘Nuclear Disarmament, Safety and Stability in South Asia’ on the sandy beach of Kalutara in Sri Lanka, the participants […]