India Pakistan Relations

Vantage | Why Nawaz Sharif is talking about peace with India

Nawaz Sharif could be the man for the job; he has a history of progress with India. But the question is: Does he have the army's blessings?

Pakistan sending retired soldiers as terrorists in India: Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi

Lt Gen. Dwivedi said that the terrorists were involved in the killing of innocent civilians in Dangri, Kandi and Rajouri and their elimination was a priority for the joint forces team involved in the operation.

'It has been 75 years': How India's rise is churning out self-critical public sentiment in Pakistan

It is hard to recall such public denunciations of Pakistan's ruling elite, even by ordinary mortals, let alone outspoken critics. Still rarer is praising India in the same breath as criticising Pakistan

How BRO is scaling up India's border infrastructure at LAC to counter Chinese moves

BRO has thus weaponised the border infrastructure against our adversaries in the most effective manner

When Lahore Municipal Corporation scored over Delhi by recognising Mani Shankar Aiyar's birth

In his yet-to-be-released book, Aiyar recalls how the Lahore civic authorities processed the document promptly, bettering the record of Delhi in that the latter took longer to access old records and prepare the birth certificate of former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf

How United States Institute of Peace has been transformed into United States Institute of Pakistan

The United States Institute of Peace, run with US taxpayers’ money, has become a hub of Pakistan apologists and supporters

A tale of two Bhuttos: Why India should be thankful to Pakistan for having a Bilawal-like Foreign Minister

With Bilawal Bhutto Zardari at the helm, it was a kind of a walkover in Goa for India’s diplomatic team that is currently being handled quite deftly by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar

In ‘elusive’ pursuit of peace with Pakistan: How an ace diplomat gets the story right but lessons wrong

The late Satinder Kumar Lambah showed great understanding of the nature of the Pakistan state. But this did not stop him from chasing the chimera of peaceful existence with Pakistan; in fact, he had been the most preferred diplomat to carry out this task on behalf of the Government of India. Why?

Pak FM Bilawal Bhutto calls India "friend", stutters and corrects it to "neighbouring country"

Bilawal Bhutto addressed India as a "friend" and seemed to rectify his mistake the next moment after a brief smile and unanimously called India a "neighbouring country"

US supports 'constructive dialogue' between India and Pakistan, says Ned Price

Relations between the two countries have been precarious for many years with regard to issues of cross-border terrorism from Pakistan, even as Islamabad has been seeking the restoration of Article 370 for the former Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir for any talks