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Imran Khan, the Cricketing World and the Paradox Confronting Pakistan

New Delhi, Aug. 31 -- Michael Atherton probably knew he was opening a sensitive door when he sat down with Imran Khan's sons, Sulaiman and Kasim, at Lord's. What he may not have anticipated was the po... Read More


The Himalayas are Sending a Warning: Need for Timely Trans-Border Sharing of Environmental Information

New Delhi, Aug. 29 -- What happened along the Nepal-China border on August 26 is difficult to comprehend because it began with something that appears almost immovable: a glacier. A vast mass of ice an... Read More


Pakistan's "Collapsed" System: Military Power Cannot Substitute for Political Legitimacy or Economic Development

New Delhi, Aug. 26 -- Pakistan's present predicament is becoming increasingly difficult to conceal. Inflation remains painful, economic growth modest and the government heavily dependent on external s... Read More


Hasina's December Gamble: Will it Become a Moment of Confrontation or Reconciliation?

New Delhi, Aug. 9 -- Sheikh Hasina has chosen an unusually loaded month for her proposed return to Bangladesh. December is not merely another page on the calendar. It is Victory Month, culminating in ... Read More


PoK Polls Expose A Deeper Faultline: Widening Gap Between Official Narratives and Ground Realities

New Delhi, Aug. 1 -- The ongoing elections in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir are unfolding against a backdrop of political unrest, economic distress and competing national narratives. What was intended to ... Read More


Whither Disarmament? Nuclear Weapons Remain Deeply Embedded in National Security Doctrines

New Delhi, June 16 -- The latest SIPRI assessment underscores a sobering reality that nuclear weapons remain central to global security calculations. In an increasingly volatile geopolitical climate, ... Read More