Will the incoming prime minister deliver a new – and better – Pakistan for the country's women?

Remembering Wahab Zahid, a political activist and victim of the election day blast in Quetta.

The well-known journalist is living in exile after narrowly escaping an abduction attempt by gunmen.

To become prime minister, the long-time ruler of Punjab must overcome his family's scandals.

CPEC is a major campaign point, for better or worse, in the run-up to Pakistan's elections.

Instead of a celebration of democratic transfer of power, doubts are growing about interference in the political campaigns.

Recent exchanges, and the involvement of China and the US, hints that this time may be different.

A look into the political journey of one of Pakistan’s top prime minister candidates.

The free press is being suffocated in Pakistan.

Pakistan's ambassador in Afghanistan talks about refugees, terrorism, and the border dispute.

A lack of government planning could leave Pakistan's farmers on the losing end of a far-reaching deal with China.

When Pakistan’s national airline suspended U.S. flights, the immigrant community struggled to send their dead home.

In Pakistan the spread of misinformation is a much graver problem than the impact it might have on polling.

China is bringing coal power to Pakistan, and Pakistanis will pay the environmental price.

Villagers living near the Line of Control in Kashmir are bearing the brunt of a recent uptick in shelling.

Caught between the Taliban in Afghanistan and the religious right in Pakistan, this ancient culture is in dire straits.