The military is taking the grievances of Pakistan's disgruntled Pashtuns seriously.

Akayed Ullah, a wannabe jihadist, represents a new generation of militants.

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The odds of another serious South Asian crisis remain high.

The meeting underlines growing military-to-military ties.

Despite Chinese attempts at mediation, differences between Kabul and Islamabad persist.

Pakistan cannot follow an independent foreign policy unless the country’s ruling elite makes changes domestically.

The nixing of the peace process raises some rather troubling questions for the Southeast Asian state.

How did Trump’s first-ever presidential trip to China, Vietnam, and the Philippines wrap up?

Was the bulk release of Osama Bin Laden's Abbottabad data trove an act of transparency or something else?

Counter-radicalization is an important issue, and greater international engagement is needed.

Counterterrorism is in and nation-building is out, but the United States still has no way out of Afghanistan.

Reports from Central Asia about a future doomed to violent Islamic extremism in the region are thin on evidence.

How can Pakistan leverage technology in counter-terror efforts?

The meeting will be the first between the two leaders and a chance for Modi to lock in continuity in U.S.-India ties.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Sharif couldn’t have achieved anything more than what he did in Saudi Arabia.