Behind Pakistan&#39;s Troubles
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I, too, lament that Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has broken his promise to hang up his uniform in December [editorial, Sept.
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What Inzamam-ul-Haq&#39;s captaincy means to Pakistan is still the subject of much debate, but there&#39;s no doubt about the importance of his batting.
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Obituary: A victim, but also a culprit in a way, of Pakistan's chronic instability
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A political meltdown in Pakistan, where Al Qaeda, the Taliban, and nuclear weapons are all in play, could be a disaster for the Bush administration.
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The leaders of Britain and Pakistan have agreed the world can not defeat terrorism by force alone. Both countries have called for quick action to remove the root causes of terrorism, such as poverty and political grievances.
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The political blame game over Bhuttoâs assassination and rising ethnic tensions raise worries about the fragility of the countryâs federal structure.
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The assassination of the former prime minister raises questions about the Musharraf government's security measures.
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Analysis: Border disputes and Chinese ties with Pakistan have long divided them, but business could bring them together
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Pakistan postpones its vote amid widespread violence following the Bhutto assassination. But the delay could just exacerbate tensions
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The memoirs of Pakistani President  Pervez Musharraf have reopened old wounds in neighboring India  and reinforced perceptions of the military ruler as a man who  cannot be trusted.
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The stakes are high but enthusiasm appears low as Pakistanis face one of the most crucial elections in their history.
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The current mindset in Pakistan appears to be flexible on the Kashmir issue. Similarly, flexibility is needed from the Indian side.
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I have long claimed that the rise of extremism and militancy in Pakistan could not happen without support from elements within the current administration. My return to my country poses a threat to the forces of extremism that have thrived under a dictatorship. They want to stop the restoration of democracy at any price. They have exploited a poor, desperate, and powerless people and allowed extremists the right environment in which to flourish.
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Nawaz Sharif said that the policies of the government of Pervez Musharraf pulled Pakistan into the âgrave crisisâ that led to Benazir Bhuttoâs assassination.
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on the issue, which lies at the heart of a rivalry between the nuclear-armed nations. year of talks that have largely skirted the divided Himalayan territory of Kashmir, they face problems taking the peace process forward.
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WASHINGTON: Pakistanâs political stability and its future come under sharp focus in the current issue of the Washington Quarterly, the general consensus being that the country is moving ahead though a great deal needs to be worked out yet, both
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In the wake of a two-day-long battle at Islamabadâs Red Mosque, which left more than 60 dead, the outlook for Pakistanâs embattled president remains uncertain.