South Asia Strategy Monitor No. 13
Revising the status of Jammu & Kashmir;
American authorities thwart Indian assassination plan;
India-Maldives row escalates;
Playing politics with religion in India
Revising the status of Jammu & Kashmir;
American authorities thwart Indian assassination plan;
India-Maldives row escalates;
Playing politics with religion in India
US policymakers are actively discussing a Black Sea strategy, reflecting its importance to American interests in the wider region.
Administration officials, including President Biden himself, have been adamant that they do not want war with Iran. Nevertheless, truly resetting American deterrence might require taking steps that could risk a direct confrontation between the United States and the Islamic Republic.
How gold is fueling Russia's fight;
Moscow seeks to destabilize Finland;
Russia's war, China's gain;
Fear and loathing among ordinary Russians
Contrary to what the Biden administration might hope, it's not really in Beijing's interest to rein in Tehran or its proxies. To the contrary, the Islamic Republic's increasingly aggressive regional profile is deeply beneficial to the PRC.