Pakistan has always claimed victimhood. Khwaja Asif amazingly blamed the US for using Pakistan as toilet paper for decades, forgetting that the country got more than $32 billion for Afghan operations ...

The example of the tribal Pathans (also called Pashtuns) is an apt example of such a brave, self- respecting, hardy people spread over Afghanistan and Pakistan, who have become severe victims owing ...

Pakistan has declared open war on the Afghan Taliban, launching airstrikes on Kabul, Kandahar, and other key targets after ...

With the world distracted by war in the Middle East, de-escalation will need to come from Kabul and Islamabad directly.

Pakistani rockets continue to strike Taliban political and military targets in Afghanistan, with the UN reporting at least 66,000 people displaced and dozens of civilians killed. Pakistan also faces a ...

Pakistan extended logistical and strategic support to the movement as it fought US and Afghan government forces. Why did ...

Airstrikes between Pakistan and Afghanistan highlight the deep-rooted tensions stemming from the controversial Durand Line.

Taliban is a formidable adversary on ground and has made US and USSR eat dust in past decades ...

Pakistan has launched air strikes on Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, and other cities, as clashes escalate along the two ...

Analysts warn escalation may embolden armed groups and destabilise both Afghanistan and Pakistan. What happens next?

Pakistan launched deadly airstrikes across different provinces of Afghanistan, claiming to have killed hundreds of Taliban ...

With an all-out war in West Asia, Pakistan now faces a three-front problem - an increasingly autonomous Taliban to the west, a less forgiving India to the east, and a stretched economic spectrum.