Catriona Luke looks at how Labour may reshape after Corbyn and why Brexit now seems inevitable

In many respects Theresa May’s political trajectory was more Pakistani than British, writes Catriona Luke

Catriona Luke looks at the engineering report of the 1880s maverick who gave Karachi its water supply but had to...

Water problems in Gilgit-Baltistan have their origins in a dam further up the Indus, writes Catriona Luke

Catriona Luke takes a look at thirty years of books about Imran Khan

The Lahore Literary Festival in London provided plenty for Catriona Luke’s heart, mind and tummy

The design aesthetic of Pakistan continues to be unequalled anywhere in the world. Catriona Luke traces its history

Sadiq Khan and Sajid Javid are two of the UK's hardest working and most effective politicians. Catriona Luke reflects on...

When Mahim Maher tweeted the image of a melamine dinner service set at the home of Oshtor Ali while in...

Corbyn, who visited Pakistan in 2006, causes 'Mayhem' in British elections

Henry Bartle Frere, the East India Company's man on the ground in mid-19th century Sind, dreamt of economic corridors, writes...

Downton Abbey moves into the Viceroy's House in Gurinder Chadha's new film. It's nothing like history, says Catriona Luke

Will Britain ever take responsibility for the Bengal Famine of 1943, asks Catriona Luke

In a second look at her Bombay notebooks from the end of the 90s, Catriona Luke dwells on the deep...

Prepare to take a linguistic trip through a deadly sin