Pakistan

In Kurram, rival tribes have clashed over competing narratives, claims of victimhood, and accusations of foreign interference.

A recent investigation raises serious questions about the role Pakistani authorities and institutions are playing in global cases of human trafficking.

The damage to Pakistan’s economy from internet shutdowns and social media restrictions reached new heights in 2024 – something the country can ill afford.

Contracts with Chinese power producers have left Pakistan footing a massive bill for inefficient supply – all while electricity shortfalls continue.

If Pakistan does not keep its part of the pipeline agreement with Iran, it will have to shell out a potential $18 billion to Tehran.

The former Pakistan PM’s conviction in the Al-Qadir Trust case is imminent, say government officials.

While a reconciliation between the two estranged partners – the Taliban and Islamabad – seems impossible, the rift has opened up opportunities for New Delhi to step in. 

Uzair Younus and Kunwar Khuldune Shahid join host Tushar Shetty to discuss the rise of militancy and the impact on CPEC.

The U.S. may not want to stake its ties with the Pakistani military to back a politically volatile and unpredictable figure like Khan.

To address its terrorism concerns, Pakistan is simultaneously pursuing diplomacy with the Taliban government in Afghanistan and cross-border attacks.

“The past is the past, and we don’t want to remain stuck there.”