Religious Figures

On the streets of Karachi, people hope the vote in the United States will bring down the price of fuel. In Islamabad, the people in power are worried about something else.

Students, teachers, rail staff and hospital workers joined marches in about 260 towns and cities. About 70,000 police were deployed after riots last month caught authorities off guard.

The former federal prosecutor beat a well-funded independent and a Democrat who refused to step aside. He will replace Senator Steve Daines, who dropped his reelection bid in March.

Current and former officials say a feud between the Central Intelligence Agency and the national intelligence director’s office cut joint assessments and briefly halted reports to Congress.

In an interview with DRM News, the Pakistani organiser makes a case for economic change while his answers on China and Ukraine expose difficult questions about power.

On the streets of Karachi, people hope the vote in the United States will bring down the price of fuel. In Islamabad, the people in power are worried about something else.

Students, teachers, rail staff and hospital workers joined marches in about 260 towns and cities. About 70,000 police were deployed after riots last month caught authorities off guard.

The former federal prosecutor beat a well-funded independent and a Democrat who refused to step aside. He will replace Senator Steve Daines, who dropped his reelection bid in March.