Author: cpds@india

Nuclear India and Post-Cold War Asia-Pacific Security Introduction India’s staging of the Pokharan 2 nuclear weapons tests in May 1998

Of Statues, Tigers, Terrorists, Diplomacy and Regional Cooperation In recent years, fundamentalist policies of one kind or the other, have

New Friends in the Block Contrary to apprehensions based on experience with the Republican world agenda during Regean and Bush

The Shadow of National Missile Defence on the Sub-Continent Why would the defence plans of a solitary nation affect the

Building a Taj Mahal of Trust When Pakistan CEO, General Mussaraff got himself sworn in as President Mussaraff, the move

Going Beyond Agra In the history of the sub-continent few events probably generated as much interest as the summit talks

The Heart Break at Agra By Arabinda Aacharya – That the summit will at best produce a declaration or a

South Asia in the Eyes of the World May 2001 Of late few events in South Asia have brought the

War On Terror- Stakes for the Sub-continent Terrorism does not have any religion; nor does it have any loyalty. It

War On Terror : India- Pakistan Factors Henry Kissinger once wrote in ‘The White House Years’ “History knows no resting