Pakistan

Prime Minister Khan has been criticized for his response, but Pakistan is managing the best it can under difficult circumstances

Also, the hosts discuss the reactions to the spread of COVID–19 in South Asia.

Pakistan is poorly prepared for COVID–19.

Women in Pakistan are bearing the brunt of the country’s Islamic political ideology, in addition to its patriarchy.

Religion and history are central to how both sides name some of their key platforms and equipment.

In the age of social media, labeling people traitors, infidels and foreign agents doesn’t necessarily inspire the self-censorship it once did.

Over the past decade, Pakistan has been home to a large array of militant groups with multiple and sometimes overlapping motives.

Pashtun Protection Movement head Manzoor Pashteen was arrested Monday, accused of making anti-government speeches and inciting violence.

The 86 were charged with damaging public property, beating people up and staging sit-ins against the acquittal of Aasia Bibi in 2018.

Creating a safety net in the absence of official financial networks and services in rural Balochistan is not as difficult as one would assume. 

Slowing growth in East Asia is matched with small recoveries in South and Central Asia in the latest World Bank forecast.

Any benefits from the SCO are cancelled out by the presence of China and Pakistan.