Is Pakistan Becoming A Failed State?

Trying to fix the tracks near Lahore. Pakistan’s railways, which once linked a fractious young nation, have been neglected. Andrea Bruce for...

The Pakistan-Haqqani Alliance

Photo: Jalaluddin Haqqani. Reuters Pakistan-Haqqani Ties Threaten To Thwart U.S. -- Ashish Kumar Sen, The Washington Times Western officia...

Why Pakistan Is Hated (A Commentary)

Why Muslims And Chinese Hate Pakistan -- Musings Pakistanis evoke highly negative emotions worldwide, including in Muslim majority countries...

The Afghan Supply Routes May Re-Open, But Differences Still Remain Between The U.S. And Pakistan

A Pakistan national flag is mounted on the top of a fuel tanker, which was used to carry fuel for NATO forces in Afghanistan, as drivers sit...

The Slow Internal Collpase Of Pakistan

Pakistan Collapsing From Within -- CNN Tensions that flare between Pakistan's ineffective civilian government and influential judiciary ...

America Is Right To Be Outraged At The Treatment Of Shakil Afridi

Still Looking Both Ways -- The Telegraph editorial America is right to be outraged at the treatment of Shakil Afridi. For several years befo...

Why War, Conflict, And Civil Strife Will Continue In Pakistan

Pakistani Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani (C), US General John Allen (3L), and Afghan Army Chief General Sher Muhammad Karimi (3R) w...

Why Was Bin Laden Hiding In Abbottabad?

Pakistan Can't Seem to Figure Out Why Bin Laden Was Hiding in Abbottabad -- Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic The Pakistani commission appo...

The Problem With Pakistan

There were repeated denunciations of America at the rally. BBC The Pakistan Problem Isn’t Just The Government. It’s The People -- Jonathan K...

President Obama's Silence On Pakistan's Military Is Costing The Lives Of American Soldiers In Afghanistan

The Generals Have No Clothes -- Kapil Komireddi, Foreign Policy Islamabad's generals have been sponsoring the deaths of Americans for ye...

With Friends Like This, Who Needs Enemies

The Ally From Hell -- Jeffrey Goldberg and Marc Ambinder, The Atlantic Pakistan lies. It hosted Osama bin Laden (knowingly or not). Its gove...

With Friends Like This, Who Needs Enemies: A Commentary On Pakistan

With An Ally Like Pakistan, Who Needs Enemies? -- L.A. Times Remember when Pakistan was our ally? Neither do I. But on Thursday, The Times...

The End Of The US-Pakistan Alliance

Photo: Gen. Hamid Gul Down Goes The US-Pakistan Alliance -- Arnold De Borchgrave, Washington Times Taliban-Pakistan cooperation goes too fa...

Pakistan's Descent Into An Extreme Islamic State Continues

Pakistan Faces A Divide Of Age On Muslim Law -- New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Cheering crowds have gathered in recent days to support...

Can A Coup Happen In Pakistan?

Coup In Pakistan 'A Real Possibility': Interview With Terrorism Expert Bruce Riedel -- Spiegel Online Western countries would like t...

The Taliban Are Having A Free Pass In Pakistan

Soldiers on the border of Pakistan's North West Frontier Province Photo: REUTERS Pakistan Won't Act Against The Taliban -- Patric...

Is International Aid To Pakistan Only Helping To Increase Support For Terrorism? -- A Commentary

Pakistanis prepare to unload the next cargo of crops to arrive aboard a U.S. Army CH-47 Chinook helicopter at Rubicon for transport to flood...

America's Problem Pakistan, Not Afghanistan

From The San Francisco Chronicle: Here we go again with Pakistan. This isn't deja vu. No, it's now a routine pattern in modern life:...

Is Pakistan A Rogue State?

Inferno: Lahore's public places have been targeted a number of times over the last year. Photo from The Daily Mail. None Dare Call it a...

Famed French Judge Bruguiere Tells Of A Troubled Pakistan

Photo: Jean-Louis Bruguiere From The L.A. Times: In a new book, former investigative magistrate Jean-Louis Bruguiere says Pakistan has lost...