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In this episode of Latitude, senior journalist and host Nirupama Subramanian speaks to Lisa Curtis, a foreign policy and national security expert at the Washington, DC-based think tank Center for a New American Security, where she heads the Indo-Pacific Security Program. Curtis, who has worked earlier in the US government for many years in important positions, tells Subramanian about how US President Donald Trump's recent remarks on the India-Pakistan border tensions and the resolution of the Kashmir dispute might impact India-US relations. She also talks at length about why the elevation of Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir to Field Marshal does not bode well for Pakistan's democracy and for regional stability, among other things.

In President Trump's first term, Lisa Curtis served as his deputy assistant and as a senior director at the National Security Council for South and Central Asia. During that time, she was a key contributor to the Indo-Pacific Strategic Framework. She coordinated policies relating to the Quad and also to policies strengthening the US-India Partnership.

Context:

In the wake of Operation Sindoor, US President Donald Trump has claimed repeatedly that he mediated or brokered the ceasefire between India and Pakistan on May 10, 2025. He has also spoken about the US helping out both India and Pakistan to arrive at a resolution of their problems, including the Kashmir issue. India holds dear the principle that there is no room for a third party in resolving any of its problems with Pakistan. The Indian government has issued terse, structured statements contradicting President Trump. The claims and denials come at a time when India and the US are negotiating a trade deal. Meanwhile, Pakistan's Army chief General Asim Munir was promoted to Field Marshal on May 20.

Highlights:
US President Donald Trump's remarks on India-Pakistan border tensions
Trump's claims about resolving India-Pakistan conflict including the Kashmir issue
Impact of Trump's remarks on India-US relations
Why US intervened in the India-Pakistan border tensions before ceasefire on May 10
Why India did not get expected international support after Operation Sindoor
Why General Asim Munir becoming Field Marshal is bad for Pakistan's democracy
Whether Pakistan has bought influence with Trump and how it impact US-Pakistan ties

Perfect for:
People who wish to understand India-Pakistan relations
Those interested in US foreign policy towards India and Pakistan
People interested in US foreign policy under Donald Trump
People interested in the Trump Doctrine
Those who are interested in how Pakistan's security establishment wages a proxy war against India
Those interested in India-Pakistan diplomacy from US perspective
Those who like listening to interviews about geopolitics in South Asia

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Credits:
Host: Nirupama Subramanian
Editing: Razal Pareed
Production Assistant: Kavya Pradeep M.
Producer: Abhinav Chakraborty

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