China and India have often been portrayed as the major drivers of the future, based on their economic clout. But quite apart from grand economic plans and new global alignments, a different reality is taking shape in both countries. Worldfocus contributor Luv Puri writes about border disputes that are renewing fears of a Sino-Indian confrontation.
All Posts Tagged With: "Kashmir"
Analysis
June 24, 2009
Sino-Indian border dispute bogs down Asian economies
Perspectives
February 2, 2009
Obama administration omits Kashmir from envoy’s mandate
Worldfocus contributor Mohsin Mohi-Ud Din writes about the decision to remove the disputed region of Kashmir from U.S. envoy Richard Holbrooke's mandate, arguing that the move will have dangerous repercussions.
Blogwatch
January 16, 2009
India, China may boost President Bush’s legacy
As President George W. Bush prepares to leave office, commentators and Bush himself have examined the legacy he will leave behind. Though Bush has suffered from low approval ratings within the United States, a handful of foreign countries may view him in a more favorable light.
In the Newsroom
December 11, 2008
Join our giant kitchen conversation
Anchor Martin Savidge hosted his first radio show on Tuesday on the Kashmiri people, history and human rights. He talks about the experience and about the future of the new Worldfocus webcast.
Worldfocus Radio
December 9, 2008
Webcast: Panel on Kashmir — listen now
Worldfocus.org and anchor Martin Savidge host a webcast discussion on the people and history of Kashmir with a panel of guests.
Q&A: Kashmir
December 8, 2008
Q&A: Kashmiri people, history and human rights
Cultural Anthropologist Haley Duschinski has researched issues of the Kashmiri people for the past 10 years and answers your questions here.
Video
December 8, 2008
Pakistan raids Kashmir camp linked to Mumbai attacks
Former Pakistani ambassador to the United Nations Ahmad Kamal discusses recent developments in the region.
In the Newsroom
December 4, 2008
Understanding Kashmir through Texas
Worldfocus anchor Martin Savidge tries to use a historical U.S. metaphor to understand the origins of the conflict in Kashmir.
Ask Your Questions
December 2, 2008
Q&A: Ask your questions about the conflict in Kashmir
Professor Haley Duschinski of Ohio University has researched and traveled to Kashmir. Have a question about the disputed region? Ask her here.
Video
December 2, 2008
Eyes on disputed Kashmir region after India attacks
Vikram Singh of the Center for a New American Security discusses the importance of the disputed region of Kashmir in the wake of the attacks on India.
