Looking back: Did the London conference on Afghanistan inch forward on the road to peace or was it a non-starter?

From here on out, how will security agents find bombs hidden inside underwear?

It has been two years since Benazir Bhutto’s assassination. Here, Mohammed Hanif remembers her life and how it crossed his.

Journalist Imtiaz Gul’s book on extremism in FATA is a valuable account of how militants took over the tribal areas and are threatening Pakistan.

Despite making territorial gains in South Waziristan, the army will find it challenging to hold the territory.

A look back at Hillary Clinton’s visit shows how desperate the US is to win the hearts and minds of Pakistanis, but to what end?

Several former army soldiers are either fighting in Afghanistan or training Taliban forces and formulating strategies to counter the war on terror.

A combination of judicial populism and restraint has made the Supreme Court slightly controversial.

Despite supporting the jihad against the Soviet Union, the International Islamic University in Islamabad was not spared by the militants.

Why does Pakistan defer to Saudi Arabia when it is hypocritically puritanical and corrupt?