U.S. policymakers should be wary of Pakistan’s perennial complaints about India’s role in Afghanistan.

The Trump Administration keeps talking up its “Indo-Pacific” strategy—but no country in the region interprets it in quite the same way.

As Chinese construction and militarization proceed apace, the United States and its allies are ramping up their activity in the South China Sea.

Modi’s visit to China this week could lead to an easing of their strained ties—but any reset will benefit Beijing far more than New Delhi.

Washington’s new strategic focus on the Indo-Pacific aptly aligns with New Delhi’s broadening ambitions—but the growing partnership will need to be carefully managed.