The tides of religious extremism in Bangladesh could encourage Muslim and Hindu radicals alike.

BY Sumit Ganguly 20 May 2016

The Modi-Obama joint vision statement is a good start, but long after the ink has dried on their editorial, Modi and his team must forge a viable policy agenda and follow through on a set of initiatives with domestic consensus

BY Sumit Ganguly 29 September 2014

Despite its odd and inexplicable adherence to an archaic concept and its anodyne characterizations of India’s desired role in global affairs, NonAlignment 2.0 contains vi

BY Sumit Ganguly 26 March 2012

The moment is indeed at hand to force a change in the Pakistani military’s continuing dalliance with terror.

BY Sumit Ganguly 3 May 2011

India's declartion that it wants to join the Non-Proliferation Treaty as a weapon state has highlighted the problems with the treaty, created challenges for its allies and rivals, and forced non-proliferation ayatollah to do a rethink.

BY Sumit Ganguly 27 January 2010

If properly implemented, it would recognize the reality of India's nuclear weapons program and address India's energy needs without undermining the nonproliferation regime, and would considerably strengthen the US-India strategic partnership.

BY Sumit Ganguly 19 October 2006

The convergence of domestic and external forces threatens to envelop Bangladesh. Unchecked Islamic extremism, combined with poverty, could undo democracy and create a new powerful and hydra-headed monster.

BY Sumit Ganguly 30 March 2006

Earnest political efforts, and not coercion, can save the situation in the Valley for India and also bring Pakistan around.

BY Sumit Ganguly 12 March 2000