South Asia

The U.S. drone campaign is pushing back against the fighters of today while likely inspiring those of tomorrow.

The United States is approving of a new strategic partnership between India and Afghanistan, but Pakistan’s discontent may make the alliance more trouble than it is worth.

The term “AfPak” is more than just blog shorthand; the American strategy in South Asia rests on the belief that Afghanistan and Pakistan are intertwined.

In 2003, President Bush authorized a five-year, $3 billion package of military assistance to Pakistan.

The advent of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) raises serious ethical questions.

Counterpoint is a new section of the International Affairs Review, which provides a platform for open and fair debate on a variety of international affairs topic.

Bill Roggio, managing editor of The Long War Journal (LWJ), spoke to a large audience at the Elliott School of International Affairs on October 20, 2010.

Thomas Ricks, a renowned journalist on military affairs and Pulitzer prize-winning author of Fiasco, and recent author of The Gamble, spoke to a crowded hall at George Washington’s E