Elian Peltier
Why the war between Afghanistan and Pakistan shows no sign of ending
Pakistan has been carrying out airstrikes in Afghanistan killing at least 75 while Afghanistan has struck back with drone attacks and raids on Pakistan Army's border posts
- Elian PeltierSafiullah Padshah
- New York Times
How a surge in fuel prices has shaken up Pakistan's already fragile economy
The Pakistani government raised fuel prices and is taking other measures to try conserve its existing stocks.
- Elian PeltierZia ur Rehman
- New York Times
Pakistan praised Trump as a peacemaker. Now it could be dragged into his war
Pakistan has so far walked a careful diplomatic line, condemning the strikes on Iran while avoiding direct criticism of the US. But with Iran next door and its defence ties to Gulf states being tested, staying neutral may be difficult
- Elian Peltier
- New York Times
Pakistan–Afghanistan standoff and how India is emerging as an alternative corridor
After deadly cross-border military clashes, the Pakistani and Afghan governments have locked their populations in a trade war threatening the livelihoods of millions. India has seized the moment—expanding air-cargo links and emerging as a key new trade route for Afghan goods
- Elian PeltierZia ur Rehman
- New York Times
Why Pakistan is in a 'state of war' after Islamabad suicide bombing
The attack at a court complex has raised the worry that violence that has largely been confined to the western regions of the country had returned to its cities.
- Elian PeltierZia ur Rehman
- New York Times
How TTP, not India, has become Pakistan’s biggest security challenge
Pakistan uprooted the Taliban with American help in the 2010s. But the insurgency has resurfaced with assistance from the Afghan Taliban
- Elian PeltierZia ur Rehman
- New York Times
‘Weaponising water’: Why is Pak blaming India for Punjab floods?
As Pakistan’s breadbasket goes under water, the country has accused India of worsening the impact of the floods by releasing water from dams upstream without providing details
- Elian PeltierZia ur Rehman
- New York Times
‘Bad boy’ Pak is back in Trump’s good books. Will the bonhomie last?
The US president hosted Pakistan’s army chief and seeks deals on critical minerals and crypto. But Islamabad’s close ties with Beijing might impede warmer US relations
- Elian Peltier
- New York Times