News reports of the Taliban’s mostly uncontested advances in Pakistan’s North-West Frontier Province have prompted panicky assessments and remedies. The situation in
India-Pakistan Dialogue Set to Resume: Another False Start?
By Shireen Havewala – The Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan will meet on July 15 in Islamabad to resume the dialogue
May 5, 2011
Commentary
Increasing Pakistan’s Sense of Security
By Michael Krepon – The Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, where negotiations on fissile material production for nuclear weapons are supposed to
May 5, 2011
Commentary
Stabilizing India-Pakistan Relations
By Michael Krepon – Israeli-Palestinian relations have become an object lesson of missed opportunities, failed leadership, and wretched score settling. After decades
May 5, 2011
Commentary
How Safe And Secure Are Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons?
By Michael Krepon – These weapons are the nation’s most closely guarded man-made objects, its “crown jewels,” so to speak. I do
May 5, 2011
Commentary
Pakistan With or Without Musharraf
By Michael Krepon – Pakistan’s sorrows continue to mount. The “good news” talking points of recent Pakistani visitors to Washington linked to
May 5, 2011
Commentary
Seeking a Safe Landing in Pakistan
By Michael Krepon and Alex Stolar – Nawaz Sharif’s dramatic return to Pakistan was short-lived. His deportation to Saudi Arabia accelerates the
The Fallacy of the Last Move in Pakistan
This would be a good time for Pakistan and India to negotiate new nuclear risk reduction measures, as both countries may well