Speculation is mounting that the Pakistani government is planning to murder former prime minister-turned-opposition leader Imran Khan in prison—with disastrous implications for Pakistan’s stability.

In Pakistan, the economy does not simply suffer from mismanagement or bad luck, it suffers because the underlying political ...

Veteran politicians belonging to various parties have come out in support of the armed forces, while denouncing the ...

Islamabad has reportedly floated a proposal to London to accept the return of convicted members of Pakistani grooming gangs ...

Addressing the foundation stone laying ceremony of the Gujranwala Mass Transit System, she linked recent electoral trends, ...

Managing the civilian-military balance of power has been Pakistan’s perennial struggle — but after recent constitutional ...

Afghanistan and Pakistan must pursue credible security cooperation to overcome the current cycles of cross-border violence.

The 27th Amendment severely undermines democracy, reshapes the military chain of command, and weakens civilian oversight of ...

The military has long shaped the political system of Pakistan, which is often described as a hybrid civilian-military power ...

Jailed former prime minister was finally allowed to meet his sister, Uzma Khanum, on Tuesday, following protests.

Eliminating the immensely popular leader would not end the crisis; it would unleash one that the Pakistani state may not ...

By taking charge of both roles, Munir becomes the most powerful military officer in Pakistan’s recent history, with broad ...