A Coup Would Put Pakistan Squarely in China’s Bloc
An isolated junta would be cripplingly dependent on Beijing.
An isolated junta would be cripplingly dependent on Beijing.
India and Israel have strengthened their defense ties in recent years—but a new book makes the relationship sound more sinister than it is.
Despite the historical evidence, this bogus credibility claim still drives U.S. foreign policy.
Online streaming is more representative of the country’s diversity but is becoming a double-edged sword.
Precolonial kingdoms challenge our beliefs about people power and monarchies.
The Biden administration is trying to cut red tape. But advocates worry the scissors are slow.
The deteriorating status of women under Taliban rule is a strategic disaster for Washington.
The Taliban are marking International Women’s Day with an ever-worsening cascade of abuses against women.
The scandal has cast doubt on whether Modi can ensure India remains the world’s fastest-growing major economy.
Considering some militants as instruments of regional influence while fighting others has had disastrous consequences.
As G-20 president this year, New Delhi must secure greater climate financing and a debt restructuring plan for developing countries.
The businessman has roots in Gujarat, but he resembles past Southeast Asian tycoons who formed monopolies through political patronage.
Long-suffering residents near the Afghan border are voicing their grievances with militancy—as well as the powers that be.
The scandal may rattle India’s elite just enough to jump-start long-neglected reforms.
A rise in worldwide consumption would test an industry built largely on exploitation.
The country’s growing leverage at U.N. negotiations has not resonated with much of its population.