All is not well in the City of Lights, as Pakistan's major metropolis, Karachi, is known.

The Pakistani Taliban's impact on elections in Pakistan has already been clearly visible. Its attacks have, intentionally or otherwise, helped amplify the voice of conservative parties that claim to seek to part Pakistan from its alliance with the U.S. and to open peace talks with the Taliban

As political landmarks go, few in Pakistan's checkered 66-year history match the successful completion of this past week's elections.

The international community must support Dhaka in its standoff with gangs of violent Islamic radicals.

Pervez Musharraf's recent legal setbacks are Pakistan's gain.

For the first time since the advent of economic reforms in 1991, a question mark looms over India's development prospects.

India's Supreme Court rejected a patent for Glivec, Novartis's blockbuster leukemia drug, putting an end to a seven-year legal battle. This decision threatens the health of patients in both India and the US.

Firms must make the moral case for markets: Capitalism, not handouts, has lifted millions out of poverty.

This week Sonia Gandhi marks 15 years at the helm of India’s ruling Congress Party. In the Wall Street Journal today, I argue that opposing her for her Italian origins is both unfair and misguided. (Read it here.) It makes more sense to contest her backing of pie-in-the-sky policies that...

It's not every day that Italy manages to look less shambolic than another country.