Posts About India

Time for Peace in Kashmir

The political stars are finally aligned for India and Pakistan to end this conflict.


Boom Amid the Gloom

Boom times are back - just not in the United States.


India's Promising Momentum: David Ignatius, April 9th 9:15am

India feels like a country confidently embracing the future and well on its way toward getting there; Pakistan feels wracked by the torment of becoming modern.


'Firaaq' Holds a Mirror to National Healing

Nandita Das's absorbing film, "Firaaq" is a realistic view of vulnerable people in urban India during times of strife and turmoil.


The Return of Zheng He? China's Navy on the Move

China's navy is returning to its blue-water roots. Shades of the Ming Dynasty.


India's Greatest Ally: Pakistan

The two countries are ultimately an extension of one another and therefore must recognize that attacks and counterattacks will reverberate across their borders.


Pakistan's, and India's, Terror Trap

We must understand and appreciate that militant attacks of this sort are a problem for both India and Pakistan, and that dealing with them by more saber rattling will achieve nothing but tension.


India's Options Are Limited

Whether justified or not, India shall be hard-pressed to adopt an American-style, "Bush Doctrine" posture of preemptive strikes against terrorists, or a policy of hitting back at any cost similar to adopted by Thatcherist Britain during the Falklands Episode.


India's Rough Neighborhood

Every nation has the right for self-defense to deflect real threats coming from any other nation. India, however, knows that it cannot emulate America because Pakistan is not Iraq or Afghanistan.


Indian Muslims Choose Loyalty to Country

While international attention has focused on Pakistan, where the attackers hailed from, it's important we don't paper over the iniquities faced by Muslims in India, which spawned home-grown version of al-Qaeda in recent years, and where resentment is growing.


How Should India Respond to Another Mumbai?

If India discovers that another Mumbai plot is on the way from Pakistan, what should it do? What right of unilateral self-defense should international law allow?


Crisis in India Shows Us the True Recession

That the lifestyles of the world's wealthy have been hit does not mean that the world at large is experiencing a current global recession.


The Choice for Pakistan's Military

Unless Pakistan changes how it conceives of its interests and strategy, it will remain an unstable and distrusted place.


This Fire Needs to be Put Out

The horrific attacks in Mumbai should be a call to arms for the region.


Wanted: A New U.S. Grand Strategy

Obama and his foreign policy team needs to develop a grand strategy to confront global recession and rising powers -- or urgent events on the ground will overwhelm the nation's interests.


Mumbai May Derail India-Pakistan Peace Progress

Even as the civilian death toll of the Mumbai attacks climbs, fallout from these terrorist actions threatens thawing relations between India and Pakistan.


Should Smoking Be Banned?

India recently passed a national smoking ban. Should the rest of the world follow, or is that stepping over the line?...


China’s Resource Thirst Here to Stay

Think China buying up the world’s resources is threatening? Get used to it.


Sick, But Not Contagious

The American economy isn’t as important to the world as it used to be.


Kashmir for the Kashmiris

It’s high time India and Pakistan learned to share.


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