Weaponising water or choking Pakistan through riverine disconnect will hurt its Achilles’ Heels and stir more unrest in ...

India's default response to terrorist attacks is now military action. Not only will that raise the risk of war with Pakistan, ...

Two countries edge closer to war as missile strikes, arms buildup, and political posturing escalate tensions, and leave billions at risk ...

Ever since the assassination of his mother Benazir Bhutto in 2007, many expected Bilawal to carry forward the legacy. Born in ...

The Indus River must be seen not just as a resource to divide up but as a living heritage to be protected lest Pakistan per ...

Pakistan clash. India has gained an advantage by raising the costs for Pakistan in a face-off that’s likely to continue. But New Delhi’s new doctrine leaves us with a few points to ponder.

Climate change represents one of the most pressing global challenges of the 21st century. Its effects are particularly severe ...

The threat of nuclear war between India and Pakistan is not just a geopolitical crisis, but an existential threat to Earth's ...

This article is authored by Rajiv Bhatia, Distinguished Fellow, Gateway House, and a former ambassador of India.

The governments of India and Pakistan pulled back from the brink over Kashmir because neither can afford a full-scale war.

The fact that India and Pakistan were able to agree to a ceasefire as escalations spiralled is reason for optimism. It shows ...