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South Asia Brief with Mike Kugelman

April 5 | Day 37 of the Iran war: In this week’s South Asia Briefing from Washington, I’m joined by Michael Kugelman, Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, to examine how the war has now fully reached South Asia — through both energy shock and diplomatic maneuvering. We discuss Pakistan’s rising profile, China’s shadow, and how the conflict is reshaping regional calculations from Washington to Islamabad. Meanwhile, the frantic U.S. search for the missing crew member from the downed F-15E Strike Eagle over Iran continues after one crew member was rescued.  I also clarify an important Pakistan angle: reports suggesting Iran had flatly refused the Islamabad track have been challenged by subsequent statements from Iranian and Pakistani officials, even as wider reporting shows Pakistan remains part of the mediation picture alongside other regional players. From Tehran to Islamabad to Washington, this is a story about war, rescue, diplomacy, and the battle to control the narrative.  #SouthAsiaBriefing #MichaelKugelman #AtlanticCouncil #IranWar #Pakistan #USIranTalks #F15E #MiddleEast #SouthAsia #Geopolitics #Diplomacy #Washington #Islamabad #Iran #BreakingNews 🔥 Welcome to Emmy-nominated journalist Wajahat S. Khan’s YouTube channel — your one-stop shop for hard-hitting journalism on Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the wider South and Central Asian region. Straight talk, no filters. Wajahat has reported from 16 countries across South and Central Asia; covered wars, politics, and power at close range; and brings rare on-the-ground depth to every story. He attended Karachi Grammar School — where he edited the school magazine; the University of Michigan — where he served as Editor of The Michigan Daily; Harvard University — where he was Pakistan’s first and only Shorenstein Fellow and among the youngest fellows at the Shorenstein Center at Harvard Kennedy School; and Columbia Journalism School — where he was president of his class. He served as NBC News’ bureau chief in Pakistan and Afghanistan for much of the 2010s, then as Digital Editor at Nikkei Asia in the early 2020s. His work has appeared on CNN, BBC, Al Jazeera, and many other global outlets. Over the years, he has interviewed virtually every Pakistani prime minister, president, and army chief since the early 2000s — and embedded with more than 120 frontline units of Pakistani, Afghan, NATO, and ISAF forces. Wajahat is based in New York City and also heads the Pak Futures Foundation, a nonprofit focused on connecting and energizing the Pakistani-American diaspora. 💡 Support independent journalism — and get closer to the work. Become a YouTube Member for special perks, deeper access, and a direct way to back fearless reporting:    / @wajahatskhan   👉 Join Wajahat’s WhatsApp Channel for updates: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb65... 👉 Subscribe to Wajahat’s Substack: https://wajskhan.substack.com/ 👉 Follow on X/Twitter:   / wajskhan   👉 Instagram:   / wajskhan   👉 Facebook:   / journalismwsk   ⚖️ Disclaimer: This channel is for news, analysis, commentary, and public awareness. All views expressed are my own. I strive for accuracy and fairness; any errors are unintentional and will be corrected where necessary. For feedback, use the subject line Feedback. For news tips, use the subject line Tip. Reach me at wajskhan@proton.me. 🎙️ Want to get into livestreaming or level up your setup? I use StreamYard and recommend it strongly. Check it out here and get a $10 discount: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/50719194...