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Pakistan
Nawaz Sharif 3.0 – How Will He Govern?
Sharif takes office at a time of myriad challenges, but he has the mandate to deliver last reforms.
Iran Is Deeply Unpopular, Except Among Asia’s Muslims
Muslim-majority Asian countries are some of the only places where Iran is viewed favorably. Why?
A Pakistani in Hollywood: A Conversation with Faran Tahir
Faran Tahir spoke with The Diplomat about his time in Hollywood as a Pakistani actor.
Pakistani Lesbian Couple Wed in UK
A Pakistani couple become the first Muslim lesbians to marry in what could be a milestone for LGBT communities in the developing world.
Can Pakistan Avert Demographic Doom?
By Michael Kugelman
China, India, & Pakistan Expand Nuke Arsenals
While global nuclear stockpiles are decreasing, Asia’s nuclear powers are beefing up their forces.
Recipe for Disaster: Israel & Pakistan’s Sea-Based Nukes
Both Israel and Pakistan look to the sea to provide strategic depth. It’s a quest that could undermine stability.
A New Opportunity for Indo-Pakistan Relations?
The recent election of Nawaz Sharif raises hopes, but hardliners in both countries remain a hurdle.
Bursting the Imran Khan Bubble
Although falling short of expectations in Pakistan’s elections, the former cricketer gets a chance to govern.
India, "Cold Start" and Pakistani Tactical Nukes
“India will not be the first to use nuclear weapons, but if it is attacked with such weapons…”
A War of Words Between Khan and Sharif in the Battle for Pakistan
With the nation facing difficult challenges, Pakistanis are looking for light at the end of the tunnel. Who can deliver?
Afghans Wary of Pakistan’s Role in Brussels Peace Talks
An atmosphere of distrust prevails in Afghanistan surrounding Pakistan’s role in the peace process.