A few hundred metres from where the Taliban maintained their courts, communal harmony prevails. Naimat Khan reports from Manghopir.

Extortion calls from across the border have squeezed local businesses

State-backed fighters may seem like a good idea to fight insurgents, but the formula has not always worked

Amjad Sabri's assassination remains an unsolved mystery

Does bounty on capture of wanted criminals encourage corruption?

Two serious crimes cause concerns about law-enforcement in Karachi

What does the anti-ISIS graffiti in Karachi's Shia neighborhoods mean?

Four gunmen kill brave campaigner in drive-by shooting 

Counterterrorism Department deals major blow to Al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent 

Are the Rangers doing a better job than the police in Karachi?

Police unveils a large network of women jihadists

The reasons behind the party's remarkable victory in local elections

In Karachi, a sectarian group's popularity has attracted both the liberals and the conservatives 

The battle against crime and terror cannot be won without witness protection

Violent extremism has reached the houses of those who are expected to fight it

ISIS has changed a Syrian migrant's life, but not his views 

Will Mullah Omar's death worsen the security situation in Afghanistan?

With the Taliban organization dismantled, some local militants are switching loyalties to join ISIS

Women are increasingly playing key roles in terrorist attacks

Is the growing influence of Islamic State in Afghanistan a threat to Taliban and Al Qaeda?

How will the PPP respond to corruption allegations in Karachi?

Karachi operation faces a different kind of turf war

Pakistan's Burmese immigrants have fled persecution, but they still have no nationality

Like in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, many Pashtun women of Karachi do not vote

Affluent, educated terrorist recruits pretend to live normal lives, waiting for orders

ANP regroups in Sindh to regain lost grounds