The world should celebrate Malala's victory. Pakistan's government shouldn't just yet.
Pakistan, surprisingly, was founded on the idea of religious tolerance. On Dec. 25, a divided nation remembers the man whose vision of a secular state didn't materialize.
Miles away from industrial output, far from any large metropolis, the Kaghan Valley is still the most popular tourist destination in Pakistan.
Artists' appeals are probably no match for one of the highest homicide rates on the planet.
When I was a kid in Karachi, the faithful celebrated Ashura freely in the streets. That has all changed.
Locals say Karachi's Mumtaz Mahal is half-fox, half-woman. For just $1 you can ask her any question your heart desires.
Some Karachi residents have an easier time dismissing violence when it targets Christians, a small minority group in Pakistan.
There's no shortage of alcohol in Karachi. If you're determined, well-connected, and have enough money, it's easy to get your hands on anything and everything. Just don't let the Rangers catch you.
Since I moved back to Karachi, both relatives and strangers have expressed frequent concern about my relationship status.
Cyrus Patel never thought he'd spend the majority of his professional life elbow-deep in dead animals.
My grandmother is now the last thing she wanted to be: a widow in Pakistan.