India and Pakistan have agreed a precarious peace – but will it last?
Alex Waterman, University of Bradford and M. Sudhir Selvaraj, University of Bradford India and Pakistan stepped back from the brink...
India-Pakistan ceasefire shouldn’t disguise fact that norms have changed in South Asia, making future de-escalation much harder
Farah N. Jan, University of Pennsylvania India and Pakistan have seen the scenario play out before: a terror attack in...
It’s almost winter. Why is Australia still so hot?
Andrew King, The University of Melbourne This year, for many Australians, it feels like summer never left. The sunny days...
Why are India and Pakistan on the brink of war and how dangerous is the situation? An expert explains
Natasha Lindstaedt, University of Essex India has launched military strikes against a number of sites in Pakistan and Pakistan’s side...
Election flops – a night to forget for minor parties on the left and the right
Maxine Newlands, James Cook University Minor parties were all the rage at the last election when, along with independent candidates,...
Deporting international students risks making the US a less attractive destination, putting its economic engine at risk
David L. Di Maria, University of Maryland, Baltimore County In early April 2025, the Trump administration terminated the immigration statuses...
India and Pakistan are on war footing. Can they be brought back from the brink?
Amin Saikal, Victoria University India and Pakistan are once again at a standoff over Kashmir. A terror attack last week...
India and Pakistan tension escalates with suspension of historic water treaty
Daniel Haines, UCL and Kate Sullivan de Estrada, University of Oxford India has taken the highly significant step of suspending...
Kashmir attacks: Kashmiris trapped between tourism and terrorism as an insecure nation looks to Modi for accountability
Nitasha Kaul, University of Westminster The horrific targeted attack by militants in Kashmir on April 22, which killed at least...
Birth of India: ‘biggest experiment’ with democracy was a huge gamble. Happily the people have made it work – here’s how
Tripurdaman Singh, School of Advanced Study, University of London The birth of Indian democracy is the stuff of legend. It...
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