Is Pakistan really ready to cut the cord with the United States?

Remembering Wahab Zahid, a political activist and victim of the election day blast in Quetta.

The upcoming election is about more than Nawaz Sharif – or even Pakistani democracy.

A brazen attack on the Awami National Party shatter hopes of a peaceful campaign season in Pakistan.

Pakistan's ambassador in Afghanistan talks about refugees, terrorism, and the border dispute.

U.S.-Pakistan frictions are not good for Beijing, either.

The Pakistan Army continues to deny that ISIS is active in Pakistan, despite the mounting evidence.

Bolton's stance on Pakistan won't bother India, but his approach to Iran is deeply concerning.

A U.S. drone strike and bounty on Pakistani Taliban leaders signal renewed cooperation between the U.S. and Pakistan.

Economically, not much. But could it force a change in Pakistan's approach to extremist groups?

China is not likely to offer blanket support to Pakistan internationally. Recent events at the FATF show that.

Pashtuns from Pakistan's tribal regions are demanding an end to decades of mistreatment.

A Twitter tirade once again allows Pakistan to play the victim.

How will U.S.-Pakistan relations fare under President Trump?

Why is the world reluctant to recognize Pakistan’s sacrifices in the fight against terrorism? The APS attack and its aftermath serve as a test case.

Once again, Balochistan bleeds while the government adopts the same old response: fingerpointing.