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An upcoming no-confidence vote shows how shaky the ground beneath the Prime Minister's feet has become
The region has long had a transactional relationship with Russia
The world's second-largest country is trying to futurise its currency
His latest attempt to redefine Islamic ideology will almost certainly be opposed by the country's influential clergy
New Delhi's manned spaceflight ambitions face tough competition
Islamabad has secured a temporary ceasefire with militants, but that is only one piece of the puzzle
By challenging the army, Imran Khan may have given it even more influence over intelligence operations
Despite strong emotions at home about the Taliban takeover, New Delhi has opted for restraint
When Islamabad's spy chief touched down in Kabul, he knew his visit meant a lot to the West
The group's outreach to other powers is complicating an already chequered relationship with Islamabad
Kerala's achievements rest on continued government investment in social infrastructure
Islamabad can play a more constructive role in Afghanistan once the US pulls out, unlike after Soviet withdrawal in the 80s
It is undersupplied, underfunded and underprepared. And its neighbours can only do so much to help
A regional strategy of balancing militancy with military alliances will not fly with the new Washington
Ceding ground to Islamists, Pakistan's leader has his feet planted in two contrasting worlds