Pakistan

The Afghan part of the journey used to be dangerous. Now that side is thriving—while Pakistan is not.

How a little-known group of ultra-orthodox Muslims are shaking up Mideast politics

If Pakistan wanted an image makeover, Sherry Rehman is the right pick as ambassador to the U.S.

Islamabad threatens to draw down cooperation on Afghanistan after soldiers killed by NATO drone

Paul Wells on how everywhere the news is the same: bad

Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf surely knew that Osama bin Laden was hiding in a compound a short walk from a...

Sure, he’s pulling troops out of Iraq, but he’s found lethal new ways to flex America’s military muscle

The Beygairat Brigade has struck a chord among disillusioned Pakistanis.

Pakistan is helping insurgents. Could that be seen as an act of war?

It is fitting that Terry Glavin begins his book Come from the Shadows: the Long and Lonely Struggle for Peace in Afghanistan with...