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, […]
The recently departed late Khushwant Singh ends his epic “Train to Pakistan,” based on the partition travails, on a positive note, where the main protagonist […]
India and Pakistan, since their partition have remained embroiled in a seemingly unending acrimonious relationship. This remains so, despite periodic efforts undertaken at the governmental […]
I have only just emerged, groggy-eyed and hair standing on end, from a very ill-advised The West Wing re-runs marathon – of all seven seasons. […]
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 […]
Apparently, nuclear decision-makers in India and Pakistan are still impressed by Kenneth Waltz’s ‘more may be better’ discourse – even though US-USSR/Russia strategic arms reductions […]
Last week, Happymon Jacob at JNU published an article on New Delhi’s sorry record on track II diplomacy, echoing in several ways some of the […]
On November 5, 2013 Pakistan flight tested its short range battlefield missile Nasr/Hatf-IX. The test involved successive firing of four missiles (Salvo) from a multi-tube […]
As an extension of the discussion of the dearth of women in the field of nuclear strategic community in India, an issue that comes up […]
Read Part One Here Read Part Two Here Take a trip to Kew Gardens if you are in London or the RER to La Courneuve […]