On a hill in Mardan, Buddhist ruins carved 2,000 years ago tell stories of devotion, scholarship & empire

Facing frigid nights under open skies, survivors urgently need shelter and assistance

As Pakistan moves to repatriate Afghan refugees, many fear returning home is not a viable option

Despite mounting warnings, antibiotics in Pakistan are dispensed like everyday painkillers

Russian move to recognise the Taliban has sparked outrage among Afghan women, both inside & out of the country

Perched on a quiet hilltop in Mardan, the Buddhist complex stands as a testament to the grandeur of Gandhara

Survivors of the recent earthquake in Afghanistan recall their trauma

After braving two decades of conflict, the country’s battered population braces for crippling poverty and famine

In the middle of the Afghan repatriation, the decade-old dying business needs a prompt revival by the K-P government

In 2015, 32 cases of rape and gang-rape, 20 cases of attempted rape and 987 cases of honour killing were recorded.