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Commentary

Anti-Americanism is held by an overwhelming majority of Pakistanis, which presents a challenge for the US in executing its foreign policy goals in Pakistan.

Uzair Sattar

Policy Paper

China’s Evolving Strategic Discourse on India

India has significant influence over Chinese strategy, which New Delhi should better leverage against Beijing.

Antara Ghosal Singh

Commentary

Sri Lanka’s Oppressive Stability Starts to Crumble

Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa declared a state of emergency after protests erupted due to severe food and fuel shortages.

Isha Gupta

Commentary

Ukraine and the Return of South Asian Non-Alignment

In order to avoid involvement in a great power competition, South Asian states abstained from voting on a UN resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Uzair Sattar

Commentary

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: India’s Stance on the Russia-Ukraine Crisis

The crisis in Ukraine should be a wakeup call for India to reduce its dependence on Russian arms

Frank O’Donnell • Akriti (Vasudeva) Kalyankar

Commentary

Nuclear South Asia: Three Years After the February 2019 Kashmir Crisis

For Pakistan, the lessons from 2019 represent a dangerous move towards limited war below the nuclear threshold

Brig. Imran Hassan

Commentary

SAV Q&A with Lisa Curtis: U.S. Lessons from Balakot

In a South Asian Voices interview, Lisa Curtis reviews the U.S. response to the Balakot crisis and offers advice to future policymakers.

Lisa Curtis

Commentary

Three Years After Balakot: Reckoning with Two Claims of Victory

After the Balakot crisis both India and Pakistan claimed victory, which has implications for the use of military force in a future crisis.

Lt. Gen. Deependra Singh Hooda (Retd.)