The 2019 India-Pakistan Crisis
In February of 2019, India and Pakistan had their most serious confrontation in nearly twenty years. Asia Program Deputy Director Michael Kugelman provided historical context and analysis in the days surrounding the crisis.
Video:
India-Pakistan and the Threat of War (Wilson Center NOW):
Pakistan has limited means to respond to India bombing (DW)
India-Pakistan Hear Global Please to De-Escalate Tensions (Bloomberg Daybreak)
Pakistan to Release IAF Pilot Abhinandan Varthaman: What Next? (The Quint)
Pak-India Escalation (Scope with Waqar Rizvi/Indus News)
Audio:
The India-Pakistan Crisis: What Next? (Ground Truth Briefing)
India-Pakistan Conflicts Ratche Up Tensions in an Already Volatile Region (Spectrum/NPR)
A Crisis in Kashmir Threatens War Between India and Pakistan (Global Dispatches/UN Dispatch)
Op-Eds:
The Next India-Pakistan Crisis Will be Worse (The National Interest)
We Should Have Seen This India-Pakistan Crisis Coming (Foreign Policy)
India, Pakistan, and the remote but real threat of nuclear war (DW)
Additional Commentary:
Can IAF strike end Pakistan's '1000-cuts' strategy to bleed India or does it risk a war? (The Print)
Domestic pressures blunt hopes of India-Pakistan de-escalation (Financial Times)
Imran Khan wins praise over captured pilot's release (The Express Tribune)
Top Experts Decode India-Pak Relations At The End of a Tense Week (Bloomberg Quint)
Be worried, very worried, about what just happened in India and Pakistan (The Hill)
Pakistan, India down rival jets as Kashmir crisis escalates (France 24)
How tensions between India and Pakistan reached historic highs (CBC)
The recent spike in tensions between India and Pakistan, explained (Vox)
Can nuclear-armed Pakistan and India step back from the brink? (NBC News)
Risk of India-Pakistan War May Hang on the Fate of Downed Pilot (Bloomberg)
Modi Takes 'Muscular' Path on Pakistan as Clamor for Proof Grows (Bloomberg)
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