1. Meet Quetta’s ‘Untouchable’ Christians

    Society South Asia Pakistan

    They embraced the religion of their invaders to escape the caste system that had condemned them to a miserable existence. But Karlos Zurutuza reports on how, centuries later, Christians in the Taliban stronghold of Quetta are once again becoming 'untouchables.'

  2. NATO’s Afghan Lifeline

    Security South Asia

    Mustafa Qadri investigates one of the main NATO supply routes from Karachi to Chaman on the Pakistan-Afghan border.