Pakistan

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Host to one of the world’s largest refugee populations, the country is trying to figure out how to push migrants out. But that will mean sending many Afghans back to a country they’ve never lived in.

A human rights movement from Waziristan is finally bringing the country together to challenge the brass.

Hotel Mumbai is a tale of courage. It is also a worrying reminder of India’s security flaws.

This week, U.S. officials contradicted India’s claim that it shot down a Pakistani F-16, and U.S. lawmakers held a historic vote on Washington’s role in Yemen.

Beijing may be safeguarding its interests with the Taliban.

New Delhi and Islamabad had conflicting accounts of a February dogfight.

Rome just signed on to become part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative. It should learn from Islamabad’s experience.

A BJP victory in India’s upcoming election could spell more trouble for the relationship.

Pakistan’s military boom is an economic bust, and looking back on the Christchurch attack.

Beijing’s U.N. block sent a signal—and a warning—to Pakistan.

This Republic Day, Pakistan should consider why it remains underdeveloped as its military booms.

A U.S. withdrawal has opened the door to a possible political settlement, but success will depend on regional powers and the country’s neighbors.

In countries around the world, progress defies the backlash.

Boeing and Lockheed Martin are vying for India’s long-delayed fighter replacement program.

With the United States missing in action in the India-Pakistan crisis, others need to step up.

Journalism is taking a back seat to jingoism.

For Kabul, India is a vital counterbalance to an aggressive neighbor.

The president of Pakistani Kashmir explains why his country deserves far more credit for its role in the disputed region.