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  • Maryam Nawaz, Nawaz Sharif and Shehbaz Sharif wave to supporters following the Pakistan general election
    Pakistan election aftermath

    What next for Indo-Pakistan relations?

    Islamabad's frail new ruling coalition will need the blessing of Pakistan's military before attempting to improve ties with New Delhi

    By Murali Krishnan 26.02.2024
  • When the Taliban swept back to power in Afghanistan just under two years ago, analysts warned that their return would also mean a return of the threat posed to neighbouring Pakistan by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a Taliban offshoot.
    Resurgence of Pakistan's Taliban

    Terror returns with the TTP

    When the Taliban swept back to power in Afghanistan just under two years ago, analysts warned that their return would also mean a return of the threat posed to neighbouring Pakistan by offshoot Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). By Mohammad Luqman

    By Mohammad Luqman 30.04.2023
  • Pakistan's struggle with underinvestment in education and digitisation has resulted in high illiteracy rates and systemic discrimination against girls and less privileged students. While some positive examples can be found in institutions catering for persons with disabilities, the overall picture remains bleak.
    Education in Pakistan

    Digital learning for more opportunity

    Pakistan's struggle with underinvestment in education and digitisation has resulted in high illiteracy rates and systemic discrimination. While some positive examples can be found in institutions catering for persons with disabilities, the overall picture remains bleak. By Marva Khan

    By Marva Khan 14.04.2023
  • Khan attack aftermath

    Pakistan in turmoil

    The attempt on the life of Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan marks a turning point in the country’s politics. Having come to power in 2018 with the help of the military, Khan is now increasingly distancing himself from his former patrons. Analysis by Mohammad Luqman

    By Mohammad Luqman 09.11.2022
  • Pakistan

    How will Imran Khan’s removal affect Pakistan's fragile democracy?

    Now, out of power, Imran Khan actually has a better chance of striking a blow for democracy and civilian supremacy – if he chooses to do so, writes Ahsan I Butt

    12.04.2022
  • Imran Khan takes over the government in Pakistan.
    Pakistan's no confidence vote

    End of the road for Imran Khan?

    Pakistan's opposition is looking to topple the Khan government in a vote of no confidence on 28 March. The prime minister, meanwhile, is threatening to prosecute opposition politicians even more harshly for corruption. Mohammad Luqman has the details

    By Mohammad Luqman 28.03.2022
  • Pakistan after shooting down two Indian fighter jets.
    Indo-Pakistani relations

    Detente over Kashmir following decades of conflict?

    Over the years, the relationship between arch-rivals India and Pakistan has been shaped by conflict and confrontation. For some time now, however, both countries have been singing a more conciliatory tune. Is this the dawn of a lasting detente in South Asia? By Mohammad Luqman

    By Mohammad Luqman 29.06.2021
  • Parliamentary elections in Pakistan

    Who will prevail?

    What's at stake in Pakistan's upcoming parliamentary elections? Should the West be concerned about a possible military-backed government and its impact on Afghanistan's security and South Asia's geopolitics? An analysis by Shamil Shams

    By Shamil Shams 24.07.2018

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