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Stampede Kills at Least 15 People at Stadium in Afghanistan Amid Visa Rush
About 10,000 Afghans gathered to acquire documents to enter Pakistan following an end to visa policies in place due to coronavirus.
Inside the Secret Tibetan Force That Is Helping India Take On China
Apart from being expert paratroopers, members of the Special Frontier Force are trained in mountain warfare and guerilla combat.
Patriarchy and Violence: Why Women in Pakistan Had to Protest
Critics say the annual women's march is against the values of Pakistani society.
‘I Face Rape Threats Daily’: What It’s Like Being a Female Journalist in Pakistan
According to a report, 61 journalists have been killed in the country since 1992.
Pakistan Gang Rape Sparks Nationwide Protests After Cop Blames Woman
The investigating officer blaming the survivor for being out late at night, and without a man, intensified the anger.
For Some Women in Pakistan, Banning Tinder Means a Loss of Freedom and Connectivity
Pakistan banned five dating apps over their "immoral" content this week alone.
India's Unique Brand of Right-Wing Nationalism Comes to New York
Hindu nationalists paid for billboard space over Times Square last week celebrating the removal of Kashmir's autonomy. Simultaneously, another group ran ads flashing "Kashmiri Lives Matter".
Why Modi Inaugurated a Temple Being Built Over a Razed Mosque on the Kashmir Crackdown Anniversary
The construction of the Ram Mandir over the Babri Masjid is a major milestone for the prime minister's Hindu nationalist agenda.
A Pregnant Woman Was Allegedly Murdered After a Bridal Exchange Deal Turned Sour
Waziran Chhacchar’s death sparked outrage over a tradition, widespread in rural Pakistan and Afghanistan, that is known to use women as potential objects of revenge.
Pakistan's #MeToo Movement Gains Momentum as Teachers at Elite Girls School Face Abuse Accusations
After a sustained campaign on social media, Lahore Grammar School has fired four male staff for sexually abusing students.
Not Even a Pandemic Could Prevent an Outbreak of Violence in Kashmir
After a period of relative peace, Shopian district is again turning into a hotbed of militancy in the strife-torn Kashmir valley. A quarter of the 134 militants killed in the region this year died within the district.
Pakistani Officials Blame Distracted Pilots Discussing COVID-19 For Recent Plane Crash
Pakistan’s aviation minister also revealed that 40 percent of pilots in the country have fake flying credentials.