Pakistan

For years, Pakistan’s debate over enforced disappearances has been trapped between two deeply serious concerns. Families have demanded answers about relatives whose

Pakistan’s debate over new provinces is often presented as a dispute over geography. In reality, it is much more about power. Changing

Pakistan’s governance problem is often discussed in terms of weak institutions, poor service delivery, limited accountability and uneven development. Yet one structural

The 18th Constitutional Amendment changed far more than the relationship between Islamabad and the provinces. It changed where authority sits, where public

The sentencing of Afghan national Mohammad Sharifullah, also known as Jafar, should be read as more than the conclusion of a single

The latest escalation involving Yemen’s Houthis and Saudi Arabia has once again brought the security of the Arabian Peninsula and the Red

Amnesty International’s criticism of Pakistan over Afghan medical students raises legitimate humanitarian questions, particularly concerning women who may be unable to continue

Pakistan’s finance ministry has good news this year, and it keeps repeating it. Reserves are up. Inflation is down. The IMF keeps

Pakistan’s economic debate has spent so long revolving around default fears, collapsing reserves, runaway inflation and exchange-rate turmoil that a change in

Every year, August 14 fills Pakistan with green and white. Flags appear on homes, streets and public buildings, patriotic songs return to