Pakistan

The accidental killing of 24 Pakistani troops by NATO aircraft has prompted an angry response from Pakistan – and further dimmed any prospect of mutual trust.

India has called off a high-level meeting with China, reportedly over demands relating to the Dalai Lama.

The Afghan president has laid out the conditions for an extended U.S. military presence. But with opposition to his rule growing, can Karzai hold on?

Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari is under pressure over an alleged memo meant for Barack Obama.

The latest SAARC summit underscored a growing maturity in the organization. And greater connectivity.

A trilateral conference this month highlighted the possibilities – and limits – to Turkey’s new Central Asia diplomacy drive.

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has described Pakistan’s premier as a man of peace. Was now a good time?

Pakistan spends too much time worrying about India’s influence in Afghanistan. Stability is the key.

China’s ambassador to India causes a minor incident after telling an Indian journalist to “Shut up.”

Pakistan’s decision to grant India Most Favored Nation trade status is long overdue. But it’s still welcome.

A general election isn’t due until 2013. But the big political parties, the Army and the Supreme Court are already engaged in a battle that will shape the country’s future.

The dismantling of the B-53 was hailed by the U.S. as a big step forward on nuclear disarmament. It wasn’t.