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Pakistani prisoners facing death in Saudi Arabia hope for help from home.

Jamat-ud-Dawah and Jaish-e-Mohammad are planning mass demonstrations on Feb. 5.

One vendor says demand for coffins is also increasing among people who have died peacefully at their homes.

One of the survivors of the Peshawar massacre returns to the Army Public School with mixed emotions.

Ayesha Jalal offers new insights in her latest book.

Attack on French satirical weekly sparks media debate on limits of free expression.

Academics say the nationalist rhetoric risks undermining India’s scientific reputation.

Families of the 255 workers killed in the fire have been partially compensated, but no one has been prosecuted for the negligence.

Twenty opposition parties boycotted last year’s elections, terming them a ‘farce.’

Here’s a look back at the people we lost in 2014.

The 150 who died in the Peshawar school attack. As of press time on…

Jibran Nasir is crusading on our behalf.

Thirteen years after the U.S. invaded Afghanistan, there is mostly regret and fatigue over the cost of the war.

Increasing terror attacks and the NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan has left Kabul bereft of expatriates—and their disposable income.

The tragedy in Peshawar continues to cause sorrow and heartache for the families of the children targeted by the Taliban.

Rescue workers say they saw four partially beheaded bodies of students upon reaching site of carnage.

A survivor of the Taliban attack on the Army Public School recalls his teacher’s sacrifice.

A survivor of the Taliban attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar recalls the terrifying ordeal.

The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government’s decision to revise its curriculum in the name of Islam risks radicalizing youth.

A new report confirms the bad news about Pakistan’s non-Sunni citizens.