South Asia Strategy Monitor No. 24
A New Hydrological Status Quo;
Pakistan Eyes More Chinese Arms...;
...As India Steps Up Economic Collaboration With Britain;
The War of Words Follows The War
The American Foreign Policy Council’s review of political and strategic developments in South Asia
A New Hydrological Status Quo;
Pakistan Eyes More Chinese Arms...;
...As India Steps Up Economic Collaboration With Britain;
The War of Words Follows The War
Doha Deepens Its Stake in India;
Pakistan's Westward Push;
India, France Plan Small Modular Nuclear Reactors;
Afghanistan's Taliban Head East
Sensing an opening, India deepens its ties to the Taliban;
Pakistan, Bangladesh revive direct shipping route;
Sri Lanka throws in with Chinese energy giant;
Afghan refugees in a bind
Pakistan edged out of BRICS
Modi, Xi meet to resolve border row, reset relations;
Dhaka's new government cleans house;
The Maldives navigates troubled regional waters
Violence surges anew in India's Manipur;
The Tapi gets a new lease on life;
Another win for the Taliban;
Decision time in J&K