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The article focuses on the suicide bombing at a political rally in northwest Pakistan, resulting in at least 43 deaths and 200 injuries. Topics include the suspected involvement of an Islamic State affiliate in the region, the deteriorating security situation in Pakistan due to militant groups, and the implications of the attack on the country's political landscape and upcoming general election.

The article discusses global political unrest driven by economic woes, including protests in Kenya over tax hikes, a failed coup in Bolivia due to gas shortages, and rising support for far-right parties in France amidst economic discontent, highlighting widespread anger over inequality.

The article reports on the killings of ethnic Pashtuns by armed gunmen wearing security forces uniforms who stopped two buses carrying the victims in southwestern Pakistan on May 29, 2015, prompting protests demanding punishment for the killers.

The article discusses the encounters between the police and the protesters at the French Consulate in Karachi, Pakistan on January 16, 2015 due to the publication of cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad by the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.

The article focuses on the Islamic State affiliate in South Asia claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing in northwest Pakistan that killed dozens and wounded around 200 people, highlighting the deteriorating security situation in the country.

The article reports that the Pakistani military is taking severe measures against supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, leading to arrests, intimidation, and disappearances of P.T.I. members, causing defections and raising concerns about Khan's political future.

The article reports on the normal condition of Islamabad, Pakistan, after 26 days of protest, wherein Justice Athar Minallah ordered the police to vacate public schools and remove unnecessary shipping containers that barricaded throughout the city.

The article focuses on the arrest of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on corruption charges, escalating a political crisis in the country and leading to potential mass unrest among his supporters. Topics include the confrontation between Mr. Khan and the powerful Pakistani military, accusations of conspiracy against the military and government, and the subsequent protests and clashes that erupted in various cities following his arrest.

The article reports on the clash of Pakistani troops and protesters near the border with Afghanistan that resulted to the death of three people and the injury of others.