Michael Krepon published an opinion-editorial in today’s DAWN on Pakistan and the Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty (FMCT). Click here to read the
By Michael Krepon and Polly Nayak – A terrorist incident of extraordinary scale and duration occurred in Mumbai, India’s largest city and
This case study is the first detailed account of US crisis management after the 2008 Mumbai attacks, one that will no doubt
By Michael Krepon – India remains thoroughly non-aligned, even after its civil nuclear deal with Washington. Pakistan, in contrast, needs patrons, and
Michael Krepon published an op-ed in DAWN on Pakistan’s unstable partnerships with the United States and China. Click here to read the
Michael Krepon published an opinion piece in DAWN on the varying pace of nuclear arms buildup in Pakistan and India. Click here
By Michael Krepon – Admiral Mike Mullen, the outgoing Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke unusually bluntly about Pakistan’s military
By Nathan Cohn – Militant groups are tearing the fabric of Pakistani society, exacting a toll on innocent bystanders, sectarian foes, political
By Michael Krepon – The US – Pakistan relationship could not have survived this long without the presence of vital common interests.
There is no better place than Wagah to look for evidence of how badly India-Pakistan relations have eroded. Wagah is the only
PAKISTAN TESTIMONY OF MICHAEL KREPON CO-FOUNDER, THE STIMSON CENTER BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS MAY 5, 2011 MR. CHAIRMAN, MEMBERS
Pakistan has been facing acute power shortages during recent years. There is a huge negative gap between the supply and demand which
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Michael Krepon writes op-ed for DAWN on Pakistan and the FCMT
Michael Krepon published an opinion-editorial in today’s DAWN on Pakistan and the Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty (FMCT). Click here to read the