South Asia

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Top USAID Afghan official Alex Thier leaving

The E-Ring
Kevin Baron
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The ever-evolving al-Qaeda threat

The South Asia Channel
Mitchell D. Silber
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At least 16 killed and dozens wounded in Kabul suicide bombing

The South Asia Channel
Bailey Cahall
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Pakistan’s momentous elections: Winners, losers, and what it all means

The South Asia Channel
Colin Cookman and Andrew Wilder
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Pakistan’s turbulent elections present an opportunity

Shadow Government
Dan Twining
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Three U.S. soldiers killed in southern Afghanistan roadside bomb

The South Asia Channel
Bailey Cahall
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What have we learned about stabilization in Afghanistan? Not much.

The South Asia Channel
Ashley Jackson
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Top Af-Pak official David Sedney leaving Pentagon

The E-Ring
Kevin Baron
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Sharif begins to build government as vote counts continue

The South Asia Channel
Bailey Cahall
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Sharifistan

The winner of Pakistan’s monumental election can celebrate democracy in action, but there’s still a long way to go.

Argument
Arif Rafiq
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Turn here for progress

The South Asia Channel
Mohammad Arif Rahmani
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Pakistanis vote in record numbers as Sharif heads toward victory

The South Asia Channel
Bailey Cahall
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Janus in Islamabad

Is Pakistan's once and likely future prime minister someone the United States can work with?

Dispatch
Emily Cadei
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A Cliff’s Notes guide to Pakistan’s Dickensian side

Passport
Marya Hannun
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The greatest hits from the New York Times journalist asked to leave Pakistan

Passport
J. Dana Stuster

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