• Commentary

Think Again: A Forgotten War

• Husain Haqqani
• December 12, 2003
• Carnegie

The Taliban are regrouping in the lawless tribal region in the Afghan-Pakistan border. Poor strategy in Afghanistan is partly to blame but a key part of the problem is Pakistan. U.S. support for Musharraf who has helped capture most Al-Qaeda operatives, has meant that jihadi terrorists which the regime employs against India have been ignored. This will aggravate the problems in Afghanistan.

• Commentary

India, Pakistan viewing each other with mutual suspicion

• Husain Haqqani
• December 07, 2003
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Is India a Major Power?

• George Perkovich
• December 02, 2003
• The Washington Quarterly

• Commentary

Nukes Endanger Asia's Future

• Joseph Cirincione, Husain Haqqani
• September 29, 2003
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Pakistan’s Endgame in Kashmir

• Husain Haqqani
• July 01, 2003
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Khaki Rules the Roost, But Loses Popularity

• Husain Haqqani
• June 06, 2003
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Peace in South Asia: Why Now?

• Husain Haqqani
• May 13, 2003
• Carnegie

• Commentary

No Room for Hardliners

• Husain Haqqani
• May 07, 2003
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Kashmir is the Key to a Stable Pakistan

• Anatol Lieven
• April 28, 2003
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Indo-Pak Talks: It Is A Question of Minimum

• Husain Haqqani
• April 23, 2003
• Carnegie