Pakistan
My devastating, inspiring trip to provide flood relief in Pakistan
Following the worst floods in Pakistan history, Mashaal Saeed of Islamic Relief Canada shares what she witnessed
Religious freedom is under assault. Will Canada be its champion?
The world stands by as Pakistan’s blasphemy laws claim lives and incite violence, opening the door to similar abuse around the world
A glimmer of hope in the Pakistan-India conflict
Adnan R. Khan: There are signs of a schism growing between the Pakistani army and the militants it created who set off the latest tensions
Can Pakistan control its extremists?
The release of a Christian woman convicted of blasphemy has riled up conservatives and shown just how much power they hold over the country
The most dangerous thing Donald Trump has done yet
Adnan R. Khan on why Trump’s moves against a nuclear-armed, highly unstable Pakistan are a bigger threat than Iran or North Korea
The world must finish its job—and protect its legacy—in Afghanistan
Opinion: Former diplomat Chris Alexander on what’s at stake and what must happen in Afghanistan, as America announces more troops
Why America won’t exit Afghanistan any time soon
Barack Obama vowed to withdraw from America’s ‘longest war.’ Now, he’s having to face the reality that Afghanistan is unfixable.
Redeeming the Pashtun, the ultimate warriors
Lasting peace in Afghanistan won’t just need talks with the Taliban. It will also require rescuing a shattered Pashtun culture
Pakistan fights back
Inside the secular movement that’s fighting back against Pakistan’s militant Islamic preachers
The new nuclear threat
India and Pakistan are building up their arsenals, and one terror attack could ignite an all-out war