New Delhi and Kabul are building ties that likely will not be sustainable in a post-U.S. Afghanistan.

The Geopolitical Calendar is an internal Stratfor document listing significant meetings and events for the next week.

The Geopolitical Calendar is an internal Stratfor document listing significant meetings and events for the next week.

This spring's fighting season will lay the groundwork for a successful exit from Afghanistan.

The Geopolitical Calendar is an internal Stratfor document listing significant meetings and events for the next week.

Despite widespread Taliban attacks April 15, the tactical and operational situations in Afghanistan have not changed.

Before the countries can agree on post-NATO Afghanistan, they need a new understanding on security cooperation.

The Geopolitical Calendar is an internal Stratfor document listing significant meetings and events for the next week.

Growing trade relations will not surmount the countries' significant differences and concerns on security issues.

Strategic competition between China and India will continue in the Indian Ocean rather than in the Himalayas.