India’s global ambitions are undercut by sectarian tensions, limited diplomatic capacity, and deteriorating ties with key regional neighbors.

As monsoon floods return, South Asia faces a deeper crisis: climate change. Vanishing glaciers, rising seas, and food insecurity threaten the region’s future. Without urgent cooperation, this climate time bomb could trigger widespread instability.

Almost a year after Bangladesh’s July Uprising toppled Sheikh Hasina’s regime, the revolution remains without official recognition or a proclamation.

Bilawal Bhutto’s suggestion of extraditing Pakistani citizens as a confidence-building measure with India raises troubling legal and strategic concerns through Diplomacy. With no extradition treaty, a history of Indian double standards on terrorism, and ongoing regional hostilities, Pakistan must not entertain gestures that compromise its sovereignty and legal principles.

In Shattered Lands, Sam Dalrymple reimagines modern South Asia through five overlooked partitions, unearthing its forgotten ties to the Arabian Raj.