Suicide and car bombings in Islamabad and Delhi claim over 20 lives as authorities investigate under anti-terror laws, with leaders vowing swift justice and heightened security in both capitals
The distinctive customs of the Kalash, an isolated ethnic group in Pakistan’s mountains — the remarkable status of women, their ties with Greece, and the threats to their cultural heritage
Deadly weekend clashes between Afghan and Pakistani forces have escalated tensions, with U.S. President Donald Trump expressing interest in mediating a resolution
The worst flooding in decades has destroyed crops, drowned livestock, and displaced millions in Punjab, raising fears of food shortages, surging prices, and fresh pressure on Pakistan’s fragile economy
Kimia and others fear returning to Afghanistan, where Taliban rule severely restricts women’s freedoms and activists face threats
As shelling continues along the Line of Control, and both sides brace for further military engagement, global observers are calling for urgent de-escalation to prevent the situation from spiraling into full-scale war
Strikes intensify a confrontation between nuclear-armed neighbors
The militant group "Kashmir Resistance" claimed responsibility on social media, citing opposition to the recent laws enacted by the Indian government, which they argue are aimed at altering the region’s demographic composition by allowing non-locals to settle and buy land in Kashmir.
U.S. revealed intelligence after Islamabad rebuffed confidential discussions about its missile program
Unanswered questions and strange coincidences surrounding the death of 37-year-old Muhammad Kamran Ashiq from Pakistan
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan is barred from running and in jail, as are many members of his opposition party
Pakistani official says 20 Pakistani militants killed