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‘The Fear Is Palpable’: Karachi’s Law and Order Problem

‘The Fear Is Palpable’: Karachi’s Law and Order Problem

By Somaiyah Hafeez
While terrorist attacks make headlines, Pakistan’s financial capital has a more mundane problem: deadly street crime.
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Is Under Attack

The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Is Under Attack

By Kunwar Khuldune Shahid
A new wave of militancy threatens the next phase of CPEC – and potentially the China-Pakistan relationship.

Pakistan Plans to Regulate Social Media Through Legislation

Pakistan Plans to Regulate Social Media Through Legislation

By Umair Jamal
There are concerns that the authorities will misuse the proposed legislation to deal with critics and opponents.

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan Ingress Into Punjab: Prospects and Challenges

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan Ingress Into Punjab: Prospects and Challenges

By Abdul Basit
The TTP’s ingress into Punjab will help it gain more publicity and transform into an urban insurgency.

Punjab’s New Defamation Law Sparks Pushback, Protests

Punjab’s New Defamation Law Sparks Pushback, Protests

By W. Tariq
Critics say the hastily passed bill will have devastating effects on free speech and the media in Pakistan’s most populous province.
Anti-Migrant Protests Expose Problems in Kyrgyzstan’s Evolving Migration Landscape

Anti-Migrant Protests Expose Problems in Kyrgyzstan’s Evolving Migration Landscape

By Asel Murzakulova
The recent conflict laid bare genuine challenges within the labor market and significant shifts in the country's migration landscape.

Why Are People Protesting Against a Fence in Gwadar?

Why Are People Protesting Against a Fence in Gwadar?

By Mariyam Suleman Anees
The government says the fence is to enhance security. But will it? The fence along the Durand Line has not reduced terrorism emanating from Afghanistan.
South Asian Students Targeted by Angry Mob in Kyrgyz Capital

South Asian Students Targeted by Angry Mob in Kyrgyz Capital

By Catherine Putz
The mob, apparently triggered by a video of a fight between foreigners and locals earlier in May, “went on a rampage” targeting mostly South Asian students while raging against illegal immigration.

Making Sense of Recent Mass Protests in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir

Making Sense of Recent Mass Protests in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir

By Muneeb Yousuf and Mohd. Usman Bhatti
In addition to rising prices, Kashmiris are angry that Islamabad has denied them political autonomy and rights over the region’s resources.

Jabin Jacob on China’s Growing Influence in South Asia

Jabin Jacob on China’s Growing Influence in South Asia

By Sudha Ramachandran
“Chinese influence has only encouraged instability in Nepalese politics.”

What Are the Prospects for Reviving India-Pakistan Trade?

What Are the Prospects for Reviving India-Pakistan Trade?

By Waleed Sami
India-Pakistan trade has been especially difficult since 2019. What would it take for the neighbors to overcome present barriers to trade?
Rising Voices of Dissent in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir

Rising Voices of Dissent in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir

By Syed Mushahid Hussain Naqvi
Unrest in the “jugular vein of Pakistan” exposes a nexus of societal, political, and geopolitical risks.

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