The Best Sh*t of 2017: By an impoverished hamlet in Pakistan lies a beach that belongs on the cover of a luxury travel magazine.
Norbert Almeida has dedicated his free time to making it easier and safer to navigate the notorious streets of Karachi.
More than a million tombs of Assyrians, Mughals and Persians are scattered across this vast, barren scrubland.
Its leader, Faiza Saleem, is like the Amy Schumer of Pakistan.
Few traditions have a longer legacy than South Asian jewelry craftmanship.
Flying a drone requires skill and intestinal fortitude, but just because you have either (or both) doesn’t mean you should.
In northern Pakistan, terrorism has fostered a grim success story.
Journalist Najia Ashar wants to use technology to outsmart terrorists — and still get the scoop.
A quarter century on, Nawaz Sharif still believes he can root out terrorism.
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This young woman wants to lead Balochistan youths in their fight for independence from Pakistan, whose government says she’s just supporting terrorism.