Pakistan army

The tussle between Asim Munir and Imran Khan will only provoke politics of revenge, furthering polarization and deepening Pakistan’s poly-crisis.

Gulzar Imam, who was in charge of insurgent operations in Balochistan and financial operations abroad, is the first top Baloch militant to be nabbed alive.

The Panama Papers took down Khan’s predecessor. How will his government weather the latest revelations of offshore wealth?

A new bill, if it were to become law, would further damage the Pakistani media’s ability to hold the military to account.

Khan and his party’s handling of the key Punjab province may have irked the Pakistan army.

But is it really a good idea to expose the armed forces to a deadly virus when the country is seeing a surge in terrorism?

The Pakistan army finds itself in a dilemma when it comes to continuing supporting the Imran Khan government.

What do the recent attacks in Balochistan tell about Pakistan’s efforts to restore peace in the region?

General Bajwa may well get to serve another three years, but that shouldn’t mask the changes underway in Pakistan’s politics.

The Shaheen-II missile test was conducted as votes from the Indian general elections were being counted.

The two South Asian rivals field two of the world’s largest tank armies.