India-Pakistan relations

Protesters in Pakistan say the PM came to power in rigged elections backed by the military.

Tanveer Ahmed Rafique returned to Pakistan-administered Kashmir where he has campaigned for independence.

The BBC speaks to journalists in the region who say doing their job has become increasingly difficult.

Who was behind rumours that police and troops were fighting in Karachi, and what was the motive?

The BBC speaks to 12 Kashmiris from different walks of life about an unprecedented year for the region.

Officials anticipate violence on the first anniversary of the revocation of the state's autonomy.

Relations between the countries are tense after two Indian diplomatic staff were allegedly mistreated.

The owner of a pigeon "arrested" by India for spying says his bird was freed for Eid and is innocent.

Several reporters in Indian-administered Kashmir are accused of "glorifying terrorism".

More than 40 years after the Indian solders went 'missing in action', their fates are still unknown.

Pakistan's military spokesman leaves his post after three headline-grabbing years, to praise and criticism.

The BBC's M Ilyas Khan looks back at a year in Kashmir, from the Pakistani perspective.

Four Indian soldiers and two civilians die as they are patrolling the Siachen glacier in Kashmir.

The Kartarpur corridor leads from the Indian border straight to a holy Sikh temple in Pakistan.

Aatish Taseer loses citizenship, months after an article critical of India PM Narendra Modi.