KASUR, Pakistan (Reuters) -When floodwaters from across the Indian border surged into her village in eastern Pakistan this month, Shama knew what to do: gather her four children and prepare to leave.

Near the Indian border, many people who fled the recent India-Pakistan conflict have had to leave again, this time because of rising waters. A makeshift camp for displaced people in Chung, a community ...

On a May morning, the people of Samba, a fragile hamlet nestled along the tense Line of Control, the de facto border between India and Pakistan, woke up to a sky filled with fighter jets. Mortars ...