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India's troubled northeast

India’s northeast is suffering from a myriad local insurgencies, tribal and ethnic clashes, irredentist claims and problems associated with illegal immigration – all fuelled by narcotics trafficking, the proliferation of small arms and light weapons, and kidnappings and extortion. Delhi, whose neglect of the region has certainly exacerbated its problems, is currently focusing on a ‘carrot and stick’ approach to the insurgencies, whose transnational dimensions make this a matter of foreign as well as domestic policy.