South Asia

Khan will seek a vote of confidence from the parliament after his finance minister was defeated in a Senate election.

The mockery of Hindu deities underscores Pakistan’s Islamist double standard on blasphemy.

Dams may seem to be a perfect solution to Pakistan’s water woes, but they carry steep costs – literally and figuratively.

The slayings of the women are part of a larger spike in targeted killings in Afghanistan in the past year.

The impacts of the pandemic on India’s youth threaten to last for years to come, undoing decades of progress on multiple fronts.

India’s participation in the Desert Flag VI provides an additional data point illustrating the country’s deepening defense ties with Middle Eastern powers.

The United States poured billions into building stuff in Afghanistan, but much of it has been unused or abandoned.

Whether the February 25 recommitment to a ceasefire by both sides yields lasting peace remains to be seen.

Mushtaq Ahmed’s death has become a rallying point for renewed criticism of a controversial digital security law.

Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli’s hold on his office is anybody’s guess now.

Recorded Future, a private intelligence firm, claims that a Chinese state-backed entity systematically targeted multiple load dispatch points to strategic ends.

Issue de-linkage is the need of the hour when it comes to Islamabad-Washington relations.