Pakistan protests

A Pakistani opposition politician has accused the Imran Khan government of caving in to Indian pressure, forcing it to release a captured pilot last February.

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

The government (and military) may have miscalculated in their attempt to take down a popular judge.

A year after the PTM took shape, one of its leaders has been killed and frustration is growing.

Self-censorship out of fear might explain a near media blackout on reporting widespread Pashtun protests.

Protests in Pakistan's tribal areas signal the rise of a younger, more educated, and technologically savvy generation.

The terrorist outfit looks to be playing a long game.

Pakistan’s political turmoil suggests that any improvement in bilateral relations will have limits.

Beijing is not overly concerned yet, but instability in Pakistan could threaten China's economic and security interests.