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Their Cooperation Could Fundamentally Change the Operational Environment in the Indian Ocean Basin
India’s Desire to Assuage Turkish Diplomatic Feelings Makes No Sense and Represents a Lack of Moral Clarity
Across the State, a Collection of Terror Networks and Their Islamist Partners Are Using U.S. Politicians, Institutions, and Nonprofit Infrastructure to Advance Violent, Radical Ambitions
In This Emergent Bloc, Turkey, Qatar, and Pakistan Are the Core Players
China Is Using Pakistan for Weapons Promotion as a Gateway to Enter the Region’s Defense Landscape
Both the Anti-Zionist Left and the Isolationist Right Are Undermining a Strategic Alliance
The Current Crisis Appears to Be More than a Minor Bump in Relations, with Permanent Damage to the Relationship
Flagship Research Series Documents Blasphemy Laws, Forced Labor, and Social Segregation Targeting 3.3 Million Pakistani Christians
The Axis Exploits Divisions Among Western Allies, Tests Nonproliferation Norms, and Enjoys Quiet Tolerance from China and Russia
Group that Affirmed Hamas’s October 7 Attack Defends Terrorists in India
Riyadh Should Express Its Displeasure by Sending Home All Pakistani Residents and Workers
Pakistan’s Strategic-Depth Doctrine Assumed Taliban Compliance, Yet Taliban Authorities Resisted Pakistani Pressure
Israel Has Woken up to the Threat a Turkish Nuclear Weapons Program Would Pose; India Should Do So as Well
Both Moral Clarity and Reciprocity Should Guide New Delhi’s Policy
Reading Between the Lines, Abu Dhabi and New Delhi May Be Cooperating to Counter the Saudi-Pakistani and Possibly Turkey Axis
Islamabad Cannot Afford to Upset Turkey or Qatar and Is Far More Likely to Help Rebuild Hamas than to Disarm It
A Landmark Arms Deal in Benghazi Signals the End of Meaningful Enforcement and the Emergence of Parallel Global Defense Supply Chains
Bangladesh Is Now a Sanctuary for Armed Islamists Who Push Aside Democratic Forces and Reorient Foreign Policy