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Dispatches
By Mark Linscott
Washington and New Delhi have repeatedly come close to a trade agreement, only for disputes over tariffs and market access to derail them.
By Srujan Palkar
The choices that leaders are now making about identity, payment, and health-data systems could shape the region for a decade or more.
By Atlantic Council experts
Each country pledged to defend the others, but each country also has its own motivations for joining the pact.
By Nischal Dhungel
Both countries would need to use any delay in exiting “least developed country” status to advance structural changes to their economies.
The US Supreme Court recently struck down IEEPA tariffs, which the White House had used as leverage in trade talks, but there are other options.
By Michael Kugelman
The war in Iran threatens to exacerbate the escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
By Rudabeh Shahid
The country’s March 5 election might result in a government that could challenge Nepal’s hedging approach toward India, China, and the West.
By Rudabeh Shahid, Michael Kugelman
Our experts explain what to expect from the Bangladesh Nationalist Party after it won a parliamentary majority—and what these elections mean for the region.
The outcome of Bangladesh’s February 12 election will likely cast a shadow over other upcoming elections in Nepal and India.
The newly announced free trade agreement is an important accomplishment, even if it is unlikely to be transformational.
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