Pakistan

Karachi is in ruins and the likely cooperation between the PTI and PPP is not going to change anything. 

The delayed negotiations are the second, critical part to a peace deal the U.S. signed with the Taliban in February in Doha.

Pakistan’s parliament rejected a major Anti-Money Laundering Bill, claiming the government had left out the opposition’s amendments.

The Taliban delegation, led by their political chief Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, will discuss with Pakistan's leaders the "recent developments in Afghanistan's peace process.”

Two major splinter groups recently reunited with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan. What that means for regional security remains unclear.

It is high time that Pakistan’s policymakers trim the size of their Kashmir narrative to match the evident realities.

All politicians have to adjust or tweak policies, but the rate at which Imran Khan makes U-turns is dizzying. 

The Junagadh issue had once been used to raise points in the Kashmir dispute. But this is no longer of significance.

Pakistan’s political parties have gone so far to appease the radical Islamist right that they have become indistinguishable from the radicals. 

Despite the mounting security risk to Chinese nationals, the sunk costs indicate a continued Chinese presence in Pakistan.

Opposition political parties in Pakistan cannot topple the current government unless they are ready to anger the country’s powerful military.