S Krishnaswamy-Frontline

More stories by this author

For a meeting point

The United States does not see the Agra Summit as a failure; it wants India and Pakistan to continue in the dialogue route.

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

A cautious approach

Although "U.S. mediation" to resolve the Kashmir issue is anathema to India, the U.S. may be interested in impressing upon India and Pakistan to take

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

Bush bombshell

President Bush comes up with a new strategic package that in the final analysis may be no less dangerous for the world at large than earlier plans des

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

Towards Cold War II

Contradictory messages emerge from Washington as the Bush administration tries to draw up its foreign policy.

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

Cautious moves

The message from the U.S. was that Musharraf should rein in the terrorists and India and Pakistan should sit down for talks, but it was conveyed in su

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

Pre-planned and politically motivated'

PUTHIYA THAMIZHAGAM president Dr. K. Krishnaswamy described the police action in Tirunelveli on July 23 as "pre-planned and politically motivated." In

Interview with Dr. K. Krishnaswamy.

A firm American demand

What does Washington's prescription for Nawaz Sharif in the context of Kargil signify in real terms?

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

Unmet expectations

Despite claims of progress in the Indo-U.S. dialogue on the CTBT and related issues, reconciling India's "security interests" and the U.S' non-prolife

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

Talking about sanctions

LEFT to themselves, the administrations in Washington and New Delhi would each want to have its way and ask for the moon in the process. But diplomacy

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

Making the right noises

IT was clear from the Clinton administration's position from the time India conducted its nuclear tests that Pakistan would be made to pay a price if

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

Punitive action

The Clinton administration had no choice but to invoke sanctions.

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

Appearance of unconcern

NOBODY in the Clinton administration lost sleep over the possible electoral outcome when India went to the polls, nor has the Bharatiya Janata Party's

SRIDHAR KRISHNASWAMI in Washington

Sign in to Unlock member-only benefits!

Bookmark stories to read later.
Comment on stories to start conversations.
Subscribe to our newsletters.
Get notified about discounts and offers to our products.