Pakistan

Its content is impressive but it lacks a roadmap.

Taliban’s recent confrontation of Pakistan over its fencing of the disputed Durand Line, which Afghanistan does not recognize, has taken many by surprise.

The Afghan Taliban have shown no signs of expelling TTP leaders or preventing them from carrying out attacks in Pakistan, even as Pakistan pushes a reluctant world to engage with Afghanistan's new rulers.

The pandemic made it easier for governments to justify authoritarian measures, including crackdowns on the media and excessive surveillance.

The country’s vulnerability to natural disasters and adverse effects on labor productivity will add to its existing challenges and concerns.

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s defeat in its traditional stronghold of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa does not bode well for its electoral prospects in other parts of the country.

After 1971, there were expectations that South Asia would move on from religious nationalism – but the region has gone in the opposite direction.

Why would foreign investors want to visit Pakistan if they could get lynched on accusations of blasphemy?

The mass protests reflect six years of disappointment and resentment on the part of locals who have seen no benefit from Chinese investment projects.

The mob killing of a Sri Lankan is the culmination of a fire lit decades ago, when a doctrinaire interpretation of Islam was allowed to thrive in a politically driven move to legitimize religious intolerance.

Mob attacks on people accused of blasphemy are common in Pakistan.