Pervez Musharraf

The trial of the former president and Army chief is unlikely to be the turning point many Pakistanis seek.

Pakistani bands are increasingly vocal about social issues. The influence is trickling down to the nation’s youth.

The former dictator returns to a welcome that is likely to be turbulent, with uncertain consequences.

At the time of his overthrow in 1999, Sharif was probably the most hated man in Pakistan. He may soon be Prime Minister.

Democratic forces in Pakistan continue to fight an uphill battle despite a multitude of national challenges.

With talk of possible coup swirling around Pakistan, the U.S. looks close to losing a key strategic partner.

A decade after the Afghan War began, it’s clear the US made a mistake in not working more with India. The missteps then have haunted it since.

India and Pakistan are set to resume talks as part of their reengagement process later this month. Don’t expect too much, says Sumit Ganguly.

Pakistan’s military has had a bad couple of months. Unless it rethinks its priorities, expect tactical gains to lead to strategic disaster.

Mustafa Qadri finds out for himself during a night patrol with members of an anti-Taliban militia in Pakistan that it’s kill or be killed.

India and Pakistan have announced that peace talks will resume. But until Pakistan rethinks its policy on terrorism, don’t expect real progress.

Pakistan is in crisis. Overcoming this will mean completely rethinking long-held assumptions about what the country is meant to be.