By Michael Krepon and Alex Stolar – A code of conduct for responsible space-faring nations received an important endorsement on September 27,
By Michael Krepon – India and Pakistan are resuming official talks after the nineteen-month hiatus resulting from the Mumbai attacks, but neither
By Michael Krepon – Every new year has its share of modest surprises, but it takes big shocks to generate significant changes
By Nathan Cohn – Contentious maritime issues and nuclear dangers are likely to grow between India and Pakistan. The Indian Navy has
By Rupert Herbert-Burns – This brief offers a review of key naval developments in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) during the first
Distinguished Visiting Fellow Syed Iqbal Hasnain published in the Khaleej Times on “South Asia’s water equation.” The article can be found here.
Michael Krepon published an opinion-editorial in the Washington Post about Pakistan’s dealings with Afghanistan. Click here to read the op-ed.
The Stimson Center announced today that Joshua T. White, Senior Associate and Co-Director of the South Asia program, is taking leave from
By Esha Mufti – The economic growth rate across sub-Saharan Africa has remained at more than five percent in recent years despite
By Michael Krepon – Pakistan and India have not fared well over the past two decades in negotiating confidence-building and nuclear risk-reduction
By Barry Blechman – The relative success of the first round of talks on Iran’s nuclear activities in Istanbul last month and
By Ellen Laipson – Most arms control negotiations take place in Geneva, Vienna, or other charming European capitals. The agreement by all
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Sputnik + 50 Years: Still Searching for Space Security
By Michael Krepon and Alex Stolar – A code of conduct for responsible space-faring nations received an important endorsement on September 27,