Analyst Kamran Bokhari examines the U.S.-Pakistani relationship as Pakistan's blockade of NATO supply trucks continues, and the United States apologizes for killing Pakistani soldiers in helicopter strikes.

Analyst Nate Hughes examines the tactical implications of militant attacks on NATO supply lines at the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.

STRATFOR CEO George Friedman examines the increasingly complicated relationship between Pakistan and the United States following Sept. 30 NATO strikes on Pakistani soldiers near the Afghan border.

Analyst Kamran Bokhari examines events surrounding NATO's strikes in Pakistan, Pakistan's subsequent closure of a key NATO supply route and how this event demonstrates contradictions in U.S. missions in Southwest Asia.

Analyst Kamran Bokhari examines the reasons for the sustained unrest in Indian-controlled Kashmir and describes what STRATFOR is watching for in the unfolding situation.

Analyst Reva Bhalla explores South Asian stakeholders' intentions and concerns following China's reported deployment of military personnel to Kashmir.

Analyst Kamran Bokhari examines Afghanistan's political economic culture and its implications for U.S. strategy in the country.

Analyst Kamran Bokhari details early signs of Pakistani social unrest amid continued flooding.

Millions are displaced in Pakistan due to flooding, and the Taliban have said they will not attack affected areas. Analyst Kamran Bokhari explains why the floods are not a precursor to a fundamental shift in Pakistan's situation.

Representatives from more than 70 countries will attend the International Conference on Afghanistan, set for July 20 in Kabul, ostensibly to discuss funding for Afghan development. However, analyst Kamran Bokhari says the key issues will be discussed outside of the main event.