India-Afghanistan Relations
The London Conference: It is time for India to reassess its Afghan Policy
This is a good time for India to review its Afghan strategy taking into account increasing war weariness of the Western forces and President Karzai’s policy of reintegrating the ‘good Taliban’.
India’s Afghan Policy Requires Rethinking
Stability in Afghanistan is vital and the stakes for India are high, but the time is over for sitting on the fence. India requires a larger strategic vision, not a blueprint for town and country planning.
Should India Continue Its Present Course in Afghanistan?
The July 7 gruesome attack on the Indian Embassy in Kabul, which resulted in the loss of over 40 lives including those of two senior diplomats, is clearly a high value symbolic attack directed at coer
Import of Afghan President's Visit to India
Afghan President Hamid Karzai's four-day state visit to India from April 9-12, 2006 was the fourth since he was appointed Chairman of the Afghan interim administration in December 2001.
The Afghan Elections and the Bonn Process: Assessing India's Options
The thrice postponed Afghan parliamentary and provincial council elections are finally over. But, is the Bonn-mandated political process over?
