America’s Afghan Sojourn The US may have satiated its desire for vengeance but risks losing sight of its objectives due to liberal atavism, inconstancy, pusillanimity and operational ineptitude. Kartik Bommakanti | November 03, 2009 | IDSA Comments
Indo-US Relations That two countries, India and the United States of America, with so much in common should have drifted apart for so long has baffled many. Of course, there are reasons... Dinesh Singh | November 2009 | Strategic Analysis
The Duel: Pakistan on the Flight Path of American Power by Tariq Ali Sumita Kumar | November 2009 | Strategic Analysis
China, the US and the Power-Transition Theory: A Critique by Steve Chan Gunjan Singh | November 2009 | Strategic Analysis
Ethnic Politics in Burma: States of Conflict by Ashley South M. Amarjeet Singh | November 2009 | Strategic Analysis
Pakistan’s Identity Crisis Making Sense of Pakistan by Farzana Shaikh Arvind Gupta | November 2009 | Strategic Analysis
Terror Financing in Bangladesh This article deals with financing of Islamist terror in Bangladesh, which on occasions becomes jihadi in nature, especially when it is directed towards India. The exercise undertaken studies developments in... Anand Kumar | November 2009 | Strategic Analysis
Religious Assertion in Malaysia: Constrained or Conflagrated? For several decades, religion has been a visible and potent force in the domestic politics of Muslim countries. Within Asia, the issue has attracted considerable debate and a good case... Pankaj K Jha | November 2009 | Strategic Analysis
