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U.S.-China Strategic Competition and the Resulting Arms Race in South Asia
In recent years, Washington has described China as its “greatest strategic competitor” and adopted a more aggressive policy to counter Beijing’s growing influence. While U.S. domestic audiences have largely applauded Washington’s more assertive stance, escalating tensions between the United States…
یوکرین اور جنوبی ایشیا میں غیر وابستگی کی واپسی
جنوبی ایشیا کی (معاشی حجم کے اعتبار سے) چار سب سے بڑی ریاستیں بھارت، پاکستان، بنگلہ دیش اور سری لنکا، یوکرین پر روسی حملے کے خلاف اقوام متحدہ کی مذمتی قرار دار میں غیر حاضر رہیں۔ جنوبی ایشیا جیسی نوعیت…
Using Logistics to Strengthen and Expand the Quad
Logistics matter. Ask any casual observer to discuss the effectiveness of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and they will point out that Russia’s failure to adequately plan to supply food, water, fuel, and ammunition has drastically decreased the combat capability…
Ukraine and the Return of South Asian Non-Alignment
The four largest South Asian states (by economic size)—India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka—abstained from a United Nations resolution condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. No other region in the world voted in the same nature and relative consistency as South Asia.…
CAATSA or no CAATSA: India Needs Time to Leave Russia’s Side
Russia’s decision to pursue military intervention in Ukraine has evoked severe criticism and anti-Russia sentiments from across the world and has resulted in Moscow’s global isolation. The West, led by the United States, has imposed crippling sanctions on Moscow and…
Explaining India’s Abstention from the UNSC Vote on Ukraine
Editor’s Note: This piece expands on the author’s April 2021 policy memo “India and the United States: Friends Elsewhere, Foes at the UN,” written for the South Asia Visiting Fellowship.The Russian invasion of Ukraine has once again snapped the world…