When it came to building peace in the region, Vajpayee showed the kind of moral courage and political will that today’s leaders would do well to learn from.
It is an open secret that it was the army, and not Imran Khan, that brought down the Nawaz Sharif government.
India Today cover story examines the challenges that lie ahead for Pakistan's new prime minister.
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Musings from afar | 5-minute read
The broader transformation in Pakistan with civilian supremacy and the Army’s marginalisation is nowhere in sight.
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Punjabi Tadka | 3-minute read
Imran Khan is the flavour of the season everywhere. But a village in Indian Punjab roots for former Pak PM
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Tarar Square | 8-minute read
You are your country, and your country is you.
The armed forces, ISI, judiciary, executive, National Accountability Bureau and the EC are at loggerheads, each accusing the other of excesses.
The JuD chief's political front MML has fielded 265 candidates in the general elections to be held on July 25.
Why the Pak army has chosen 'Im the dim' as PM, the deep state's moves and implications for India.
Pakistan's farcical election features Nawaz Sharif and his daughter in prison, hardline terrorists freely contesting, media censorship, crackdowns on protests — and bomb blasts targeting select political rallies.
