Pakistan
In the Line of Fire
We travel through villages along the LoC in Jammu & Kashmir to chronicle lives scarred by the never ending hostilities between India and Pakistan
Suddenly Indian
Turtuk was a border region in Pakistan until 1971. One fine day, it became a part of India. The unsettling effects of this switch are still visible
‘Ideologies do not stop at cantonment gates’
Near the beginning of his book, What’s Wrong With Pakistan?, eminent Pakistani journalist Babar Ayaz offers a diagnosis that the country has a genetic defect
The Interpolator
In his new book, Husain Haqqani attempts to bridge the gap of understanding between the US and Pakistan
Christians in Pakistan
Like all of its minorities, the Christian population is in decline in Pakistan
The Khan Who Couldn’t
Nawaz Sharif’s party won a near majority in Pakistan’s National Assembly. But it was Imran Khan’s campaign that animated the polls
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