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Aparna Pande
U.S. Disaster Aid Changes Minds in Pakistan
Aid sent following the Pakistan earthquake in 2005 changed attitudes towards the U.S. We should do the same with the current flooding disaster.
Though Kashmir Now Burns, Hope of Reconciliation Arises
Indian leadership now has a chance to bring some quiet to the region. Let's hope they take the opportunity.
New ‘Peace Index’ of Nations a Puzzler
China ranked higher than America? Saudi Arabia higher than India? It just proves how subjective an idea "peace" actually is.
Pakistan’s Paranoid, Irresponsible Media Hampering Terror Fight
The Pakistani government and security apparatus would prefer to follow through with U.S. wishes, but an Islamist media has the public hating America.
UN Report on Bhutto Assassination May Actually Do Some Good
The report puts a spotlight on Pakistan's shadow government, the "Establishment."
The Role of Emotion in Geopolitics
Surprisingly, it's how nations interact with each other on an emotional level that determines the quality of relations.
Hope for Progress in India-Pakistan Talks
The growing cultural, economic, and technological ties between the two countries show that Indians and Pakistanis want to move beyond the legacy of mistrust.
