Stratfor's Vice President of Global Analysis Reva Bhalla discusses the key geopolitical developments for 2013.

Stratfor discusses the governing challenges facing India as it becomes the most populated country in the world.

Stratfor East Asia analyst John Minnich discusses how Chinese investments in South Asia serve as a security strategy and as an opportunity for access to resources and ports.

Due to India's rising energy needs, New Delhi has made nuclear power one of its key policy initiatives.

Modern Indian industries, both state and private, view East Africa as a natural extension of their domestic business activities.

Stratfor explains Nepal's geographic challenge as a landlocked country surrounded by global powers.

Stratfor military analyst Omar Lamrani examines the recent Taliban attack on Camp Bastion, a NATO base in Afghanistan, and explains how such attacks can affect negotiations.

Since late Sept. 13, protests have intensified and spread to much of the Muslim world.

Stratfor's Vice President of Global Analysis Reva Bhalla discusses Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie's visit to India and explains how China and India are struggling to reconcile their differences amid increasing regional tension.

The U.S. withdrawal and lack of preparedness on the part of the Afghan armed forces offers the Taliban an opportunity to restore some of the control over the province it lost during the U.S. surge.