Michael Kugelman ✓

@MichaelKugelman · Washington DC · joined 03 Nov 2011

Senior Fellow, South Asia @AtlanticCouncil. Writer of @ForeignPolicy's weekly South Asia Brief. Nonresident Senior Fellow @AsiaPacificFdn. Ex-@thewilsoncenter.

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Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman17 Sep

@MichaelKugelman Well you’ll be called a Sanghi if you say that in India. No one hates India more than leftist and Congressi Indians ! 2.1K views · 86 likes · 0 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →

Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman17 Sep

@MichaelKugelman Yes everytime modi meet with putin he always try to convince putin on end war but problem is west doesn't want to end war they use ukraine as bait only to keep russia busy everyone knows russia will not give territory back which they have captured on battlefield 5.2K views · 96 likes · 1 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →

Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman17 Sep

@MichaelKugelman Right, but no western country has done more to trigger Russia to attack Ukraine than the US and also stop ceasefire, especially in the early months. For goodness sake, even for stopping wars it's to India that the west turns to for outsourcing work? 4.5K views · 64 likes · 5 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →

Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman17 Sep

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: No non-Western leader has done more to try to get Putin to end his war than Modi. He hasn’t succeeded, but no other figure outside the West has tried more. 150.6K views · 5.3K likes · 685 reposts · 94 replies Open on X →

Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman3 Sep

Nepal’s floods provide strong incentives for Nepal to work more closely w/neighbors to try to reduce future threats. This may sound unrealistic, given the lack of cooperation in South Asia. But in this case there’s cause for hope. I explain @ForeignPolicy: https://t.co/fNPwHJ0L5E 6.9K views · 25 likes · 6 reposts · 5 replies Open on X →

Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman1 Sep

@MichaelKugelman There is only one fundamental reason the Indus Waters Treaty is in crisis: Pakistan’s continued support for cross-border terrorism against India. Everything else—the dispute-resolution mechanism, arbitration, legal interpretations, procedural disagreements—is sec 2.3K views · 19 likes · 3 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →

Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman1 Sep

The other reason the IWT is in deep crisis: India is holding the treaty in abeyance for reasons having nothing to do with the treaty itself. It is leveraging the treaty and its upper riparian status to pressure Pakistan to rein in cross-border terrorism. 16.4K views · 86 likes · 7 reposts · 35 replies Open on X →

Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman1 Sep

There are two reasons why the Indus Waters Treaty is facing its most serious crisis. One is that its dispute resolution process, which had long been accepted & respected by both parties, is itself now in dispute. This is essentially why India rejected the int’l court’s decision. 120K views · 434 likes · 45 reposts · 71 replies Open on X →

Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman25 Aug

In this new @IndianExpress op Ed, I argue that Sergio Gor’s Kashmir-is-an-important-part-of-India comment is likely more about his ongoing efforts to bolster US-India relations than it is about anything having to do with Kashmir. There’s no reason to think it’s a new US policy. h

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Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman22 Aug

The political temperature is rising in Pakistan. The govt has defied a Supreme Court order meant to address what’s long been PTI’s biggest concern-Imran Khan’s health. PTI mobilizations are possible, which today’s announcement of army deployments in Rawalpindi likely anticipates. 41.2K views · 1.7K likes · 458 reposts · 72 replies Open on X →

Michael Kugelman ✓@MichaelKugelman19 Aug

Since arriving in Delhi in January, Gor has pursued the singular goal of patching up ties w/India. This comment will certainly help. But does it reflect actual policy? If so, it would go against years of US policy on Kashmir & risk spoiling a resurgent relationship w/Pakistan. 97K views · 647 likes · 97 reposts · 112 replies Open on X →

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