South Asia Brief
Texas Gets Ready to Say ‘Howdy, Modi!’
Trump will join the Indian prime minister as he addresses a crowd of 50,000 people. Despite some of their similarities, the two leaders may not share the same fans.
Why the Failed U.S.-Taliban Talks Represent a Victory for India
New Delhi has never recognized the Taliban as a legitimate political actor.
The Great Indian Disenfranchisement
Why a controversial citizens register may leave 1.9 million residents of Assam stateless.
Is India Facing an Economic Crisis?
Why a top think tank official says India’s fiscal problems are “unprecedented,” plus other stories from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
Kashmir’s Dangerous and Difficult Path Ahead
This week: The U.N. Security Council discusses Kashmir for the first time since 1971, plus stories from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal.
Truth and Lies in Kashmir
FP’s regional newsletter examines a media battle in India, politics in Sri Lanka and Afghanistan, and Netflix’s big test this week.
Why Modi’s Kashmir Move Could Spark More Conflict
Introducing FP’s new regional newsletter.
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