South Asia Programme Roundtable: After Doklam: Nuclear Dimensions of India’s “Two-front” Threat

Seminar Abstract
India’s two adversaries – China and Pakistan – are strategically close. From an Indian standpoint, this means its rising tension with both countries raises the possibility of a simultaneous conflict on both fronts – a conflict, moreover, in which China and Pakistan may use an integrated strategy. The Round Table will focus on the military and political dynamics of the nuclear-strategic triangle and discuss India’s options on how it might respond to the two-front threat.