Pakistan coronavirus

Amid COVID-19, Pakistani journalists are looking for training to help them counter misinformation and stay safe while reporting.

The already-marginalized ethnic community was blamed for the initial spread of the virus in Pakistan. How have they coped with the pandemic since then?

Despite ending its lockdown early, Pakistan managed to flatten the curve. But the country is still far from achieving herd immunity.

A new reliance on virtual life in the COVID-19 era has laid bare the lack of internet access for much of the country.

Transgender people in Pakistan were already marginalized. Now the pandemic is adding to their plight.

Detective work is at the heart of efforts to fight the pandemic. Will it be enough?

Pakistan’s coronavirus fight needs clear public messaging to avert a public health crisis.

With over 51,000 active COVID-19 cases, Pakistani authorities have remained silent on the scope and effectiveness of the militant-tracking system.

In recent years, Russia and Pakistan have put aside some of their differences. The coronavirus could accelerate this reconciliation.

Communal tensions, misinformation, and poverty: across South Asia, governments are facing similar issues in their COVID-19 responses.

Referring to COVID-19 as “the Shia virus.” Denying aid to Christians and Hindus. These are only a few examples of faith-based discrimination in Pakistan.