“Foreign indentured servants.” Vice President JD Vance chose those words carefully on October 8, and they will outlast the policy they were meant to defend.
At the opening of the eighth Moscow Format consultations on Afghanistan on 5 October, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov offered a positive assessment of the
Federalism rests on a simple bargain: a country divides sovereignty between a national government and constituent units, each with powers the other cannot casually revoke.
A resident of Rajanpur wakes up to find her street still without a functioning water connection, three months after she first complained. She does not
Punjab has more than 127 million people, more than Japan. One Chief Minister, one provincial secretariat in Lahore, and a chain of appointed officers are
Every few months, a familiar scene repeats itself somewhere in Pakistan. A flood destroys a village in interior Sindh, a gas pipeline never reaches a
Pakistan has once again learned, at great human and economic cost, that its development plans are only as strong as the weakest embankment. Flash floods
Today marks twenty-five years since the attacks on New York and Washington. For Americans, September 11 is mostly a day of memory. For South Asia,
Twenty-five years ago today, Ahmad Shah Massoud was assassinated in the Panjshir Valley by two suicide bombers posing as journalists. The man Afghans called the