India Pakistan Ties

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

Pakistan slams Rajnath Singh's LoC remarks, says 'belligerent rhetoric' threat to regional peace

A day after Rajnath Singh said that  India is ready to cross the Line of Control (LoC) to maintain its honour and dignity, Pakistan on Thursday criticised Defence Minister's remarks  saying the "belligerent rhetoric" is a threat to regional peace and stability

Off-centre | The China-Pakistan Anti-India Axis: Decoding the Poonch and Dantewada attacks

The two recent attacks on India, one on our border with Pakistan and the other deep inside the Indian territory, indicate that much more needs to be done to overcome the country’s security threats, both external and internal

Why Turkey and India are important to each other

Turkey sees India as an important country that takes firm steps towards becoming a global power with its growing economy, large market, military power, superiority in space and information technology, rich human resources, and deep-rooted historical and cultural heritage

Warm ties with India and vision beyond Kashmir: What Pakistan needs to battle economic crisis and global isolation

The political turmoil within Pakistan prevents it from approaching India for assistance, even when it faces disasters of epic proportions

Joe Biden’s National Security Strategy: Nothing new, yet weighty

It announces no brand new defence strategy or foreign policy approach or security doctrine, yet its significance cannot be overlooked

Draw red lines: Time for Modi government to strongly call the German bluff on Kashmir

A stronger reaction would have got registered more deeply on EU countries in general on what our tolerance limits are

A tale of two India-Pakistan matches and the grand failure of ‘cricket diplomacy’

The two countries look at cricket matches differently. While India would be busy making a sincere attempt at improving bilateral ties, the Pakistani side would always be seen preparing for a religious war on and off the field

Why West is wary of Modi and China is threatening a repeat of 1962 — yet it’s not bad news for India

If India weathers this ‘storm’ and moves towards attaining its $10 trillion dream, maybe it would become too big for China to swallow and the Dragon could stop behaving like a rival. America has every reason to be wary of this situation

Why India-Pakistan relations will continue to remain frosty despite Imran Khan exit

New Delhi looks at the Shehbaz Sharif government as a temporary one and hence would not invest too much political capital or effort to mend relations