Soon after army chief’s visit to the White House, PAF head holds a series of meetings in Washington that may mark a turning point in military ties between the two countries

After decades of decline following a golden era in the 1990s, Pakistani squash is witnessing signs of resurgence, with a new generation of players making their mark on the world stage

Zohran Mamdani has a great chance of becoming New York’s first Muslim mayor, but his support for Palestine has triggered fierce opposition from powerful interest groups

Despite air raids and heavy damages, Tehran appears to have foiled Israeli and American attempts to trigger regime change and dismantle its nuclear programme

Signed under dubious circumstances, Manipur’s merger with India remains a subject of historical dispute. This article examines the forced accession, and the roots of present unrest in the state

After spending over 100 days in detention despite being a lawful US resident, Mahmoud Khalil has walked free; his case has drawn comparisons to some of America's darkest chapters

As Pakistanis watched Iran reel from devastating airstrikes during its war with Israel, many found a renewed appreciation for their country’s nuclear deterrent

While Islamabad made the right noises after an Indian minister said his government would never restore the Indus Waters Treaty, it must realise that the problem is unlikely to be resolved without seeking remedies at an appropriate international legal forum

Army Chief Gen Asim Munir’s meeting with President Trump at the White House, in the absence of any civilian leader, underscores the low value the US government attaches to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his administration

Brushing aside the need to come across as politically correct statesmen, the US president and the German chancellor have spoken their mind about Israel’s military strikes on strategic targets in Iran