In Pakistan, every third child cannot go to school, and the situation is especially dire for Pashtun kids. But many refuse to give up — like Jalal, who attends classes in a tent in the mountains.

Attacks targeting security forces are increasing in frequency and lethality in Pakistan’s southwestern province of ...

By addressing the Pashtuns' grievances, Pakistan could let go out its outdated self-image as a monolithic state.

retreating Taliban troops who may have included Balkh Pashtuns massacred Hazara civilians in Qizalabad, south of the city on the road to Herat. Pakistan reportedly was again instrumental in ...

The protestors raised slogans against Pakistan, and its Army to highlight the atrocities made in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Later, the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement held a conference titled “Pashtun Nation ...

The extent to which terrorism has become a major headache for Pakistan can be gauged from the incident of Baloch rebels ...

In Pakistan, every third child cannot go to school, and the situation is especially dire for Pashtun kids ... flooding in Durban's Upper Highway area: residents urged to avoid non-essential ...