This World Politics Review special report is a compilation of World
Politics Review's top articles on India's regional relations from April
2009 through March 2010. The report includes sections on India's
relations with China, Pakistan, Afghanistan, the Middle East and Sri
Lanka.
Below are links to each article, which subscribers can read in full.
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China
India-China Rivalry Plays Out in Nepal
By Vinay Jha
May 12, 2009
India Maintains Goal of China DeterrentBy Siddharth Srivastava
July 8, 2009
India, China Warm Up to Each Other on Climate ChangeBy Neeta Lal
September 1, 2009
To Balance China, India Turns to JapanBy Jason Miks
November 4, 2009
Rising Dragon, Slumbering Elephant: Chinese and Indian Defense PlanningBy Laxman Kumar Behera
March 26, 2010
The Future of ASEAN-Indian RelationsBy Prashanth Parameswaran
March 29, 2010
India and Pakistan: Back to an 'Armed Peace' By Vinay Jha
August 7, 2009
India Wary of U.S. South Asia PolicyBy Neeta Lal
October 21, 2009
The Next Mumbai: The Future of India-Pakistan DeterrenceBy Bennett Ramberg
December 8, 2009
India-Pakistan Talks Are Better than NothingBy Neeta Lal
February 17, 2010
Pakistan-India: U.S. Pressure to Thaw Relations?By Raza Khan
June 23, 2009
Afghanistan
India Finds the Going Tough in AfghanistanBy Siddharth Srivastava
October 21, 2009
Can Spheres of Influence Solve Afghanistan?By Nikolas Gvosdev
December 11, 2009
India Looks to Deepen Its Afghan PresenceBy Priyanka Bhardwaj
March 18, 2010
Middle East
India-Iran Relations: Sometimes, MaybeBy Saurav Jha
December 8, 2009
India and Saudi Arabia Deepen TiesBy Saurav Jha
March 29, 2010