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Program(s): Prevention and Peacebuilding, Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies

Topic(s): Fragile States, United Nations

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India’s NSG prospects not so good

The Nuclear Suppliers Group meeting in Vienna on India’s membership will be a contestation between US and China to determine the future of the nuclear and world order

Publication Date: Jun 06, 2016

Author(s) / Contributor(s): WPS Sidhu

Region/Country: South Asia, India

India’s Chabahar conundrum

India might be better off building an international consortium with the likes of Japan and South Korea to invest in the project

Publication Date: May 23, 2016

Author(s) / Contributor(s): WPS Sidhu

Region/Country: South Asia, India

Topic(s): South Asia

US-India partnership: Full speed ahead?

The partnership can help India build up its capacity to deter potential conflicts with China (and Pakistan) and become a net security provider with the US. This is vital for India and global security

Publication Date: Apr 25, 2016

Author(s) / Contributor(s): WPS Sidhu

Region/Country: China, United States, South Asia, India, Pakistan

Topic(s): Pakistan, South Asia

The Brussels syndrome

“What we had feared has come to pass,” said Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel on 22 March.

Publication Date: Mar 28, 2016

Author(s) / Contributor(s): WPS Sidhu

Region/Country: Europe, South Asia, India

Topic(s): Humanitarian Crises, India, Transnational Threats

A Tale of an Election and a Selection

Unless the P5 recognize that a weak and inept leader challenges their own legitimacy, the UN will be encumbered by a powerless leader

Publication Date: Feb 29, 2016

Author(s) / Contributor(s): WPS Sidhu

Region/Country: South Asia, India

Topic(s): United Nations

The United States, India and Iran: Managing a Delicate Balance

The India-U.S. relationship is presently stronger than at anytime in their history. The twin summits – less than six months apart – in September 2014 and January 2015 between President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have repaired, revived and revitalized the strategic partnership. Yet there remain several hurdles to deepening the relationship, notably, geopolitical differences over Iran, Russia, Syria and India’s membership of various nuclear and missile export control regimes.

Publication Date: Feb 23, 2016

Author(s) / Contributor(s): WPS Sidhu

Region/Country: Middle East, United States, South Asia, India

Topic(s): Global Governance, India, South Asia

India’s challenge of securing the seas

Despite articulating its intentions and working with several other nations, India faces formidable internal and external challenges in securing its interests

Publication Date: Feb 15, 2016

Author(s) / Contributor(s): WPS Sidhu

Region/Country: China, East Asia, South Asia, India

Topic(s): Global Governance, South Asia

Pakistan Must Free Itself from the Taliban Trap

Islamabad has to remove terrorism from the India-Pakistan relationship, and India’s restraint is helping it. But that restraint can continue only as long as Pakistan takes firm measures against those guilty of anti-Indian terrorism

Publication Date: Feb 09, 2016

Author(s) / Contributor(s): Barnett Rubin

Region/Country: South Asia, Afghanistan, India, Pakistan

Program(s): Afghanistan-Pakistan Regional Project

Topic(s): Afghanistan, Fragile States, India, Pakistan, South Asia