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Uzbekistan Prioritizes Pakistani Over Iranian Ports

Uzbekistan Prioritizes Pakistani Over Iranian Ports

By Umida Hashimova
Accessing seaports at lower costs and shorter distances is a decades-old issues Tashkent is trying to solve, Pakistani ports might be the answer. 
A Brief History of Mangal Bagh

A Brief History of Mangal Bagh

By Daud Khattak
Mangal Bagh, the leader of Lashkar-e-Islam (LeI), was recently killed in Afghanistan. Who was he?

Afghan Shiite Leader in Pakistan After Killings of Miners

Afghan Shiite Leader in Pakistan After Killings of Miners

By Associated Press
The Hazara miners were abducted and killed by militants from the Islamic State group in southwestern Balochistan province.

Why Are Pakistani Leaders Revealing Their Secret Visits to Israel Now?

Why Are Pakistani Leaders Revealing Their Secret Visits to Israel Now?

By Umair Jamal
Pakistanis love to hate Israel, but their state has had relations with the country for decades. 

The Unheard Voices of Kashmir

The Unheard Voices of Kashmir

By Kunwar Khuldune Shahid
While India and Pakistan argue and fight over the fate of Kashmir, is anyone listening to the Kashmiris?
Pakistan Remains in the UN Terror Financing Grey Zone

Pakistan Remains in the UN Terror Financing Grey Zone

By Husain Haqqani
Pakistan has failed in letter and spirit to disrupt and dismantle terrorist financial infrastructure despite repeated warnings.

Pakistan Police Arrest Key Suspect in Shocking Highway Rape

Pakistan Police Arrest Key Suspect in Shocking Highway Rape

By Associated Press
The attack shocked Pakistan and galvanized women's rights activists.
Pakistan to Keep Top Suspect in Daniel Pearl Murder in Jail, Despite April Acquittal

Pakistan to Keep Top Suspect in Daniel Pearl Murder in Jail, Despite April Acquittal

By Associated Press
The government has opposed Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh's release, despite his acquittal in April, saying it would endanger the public. 

Andrew Small on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor’s Return to the Shadows

Andrew Small on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor’s Return to the Shadows

By Catherine Putz
“CPEC has been a chastening experience for China in the context of the BRI.”

The Changing Landscape of Anti-Shia Politics in Pakistan

The Changing Landscape of Anti-Shia Politics in Pakistan

By Jaffer A. Mirza
A new anti-Shia campaign has been building in Pakistan, propelled by a radicalization of the mainstream like never before.

US Envoy Lauds Pakistan’s Role in Afghan Peace Talks Process

US Envoy Lauds Pakistan’s Role in Afghan Peace Talks Process

By Associated Press
Washington's peace envoy Zalmay Khalilzad and a U.S. delegation visiting Pakistan praised its assistance.
Can PTI and PPP Cooperate in Karachi?

Can PTI and PPP Cooperate in Karachi?

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

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