South Asia Region

Getting close to an integrated South Asia

By Geethanjali Nataraj— Despite being one of the fastest growing regions, South Asia continues to remain the most disconnected region in the world. Membership of SAARC has not made a
India’s Hegemonic Policy in Nepal : A Failed Policy

By Rohit Karki – With a population of more than a billion, India has the responsibility to lift millions out of poverty. For this to happen, India’s overall foreign policy
Picking up the pieces in Nepal

By RAKESH SOOD – The Nepali people are a patient lot but will not forgive their leaders if even after such a tragedy as the devastating earthquake, political instability and bickering
The EU’s Turkish Opening

BY Javier Solana (Project Syndicate) MADRID ‒ June’s Turkish general election sent a powerful message: Turkey’s democracy remains intact. Indeed, while there were some grievances about transparency during the campaign
BBIN-MVA: Pushing Regional Integration through Sub-regional Cooperation

Nihar R Nayak (IDSA) June 19, 2015 In a major bid to strengthen sub-regional cooperation, four SAARC permanent members – Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal (BBIN) – signed the historic
India Needs to Reconsider its Policies on Role of SAARC

By G Parthasarathy Prime Minister Narendra Modi has often spoken about his desire to promote amity and cooperation throughout India’s South Asian neighbourhood, focusing considerable attention on the South Asian
Controversy over Lipu-Lekh Pass: Is Nepal’s Stance Politically Motivated?

Nihar R Nayak June 08, New Delhi (IDSA, Comment) After lying dormant for years, the Nepal-India border dispute over Kalapani has once again become embroiled in controversy. Nepal claims that
Covert should remain covert

Written by Ajai Sahni (June 13, 2015)  – A “new template” for India’s response to “terrorism”, we are being told, has been established by the “unprecedented” cross-border operation against two rebel
Nepal Earthquake: India’s role and unwarranted controversy

    By Gopal Khanal (June 8, Kathmandu) – India’s involvement on rescue efforts in the aftermath of the April 25 devastating earthquake in Nepal drew flak after a section
Bypassing Pakistan through BBIN

Rajeev Sharma Strategic rivalry between India and Pakistan has now taken a new sub-regional route within SAARC (South Asian Cooperation for Regional Cooperation). The new sub-regional platform within SAARC is
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