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In weekly briefing, spokesperson says Islamabad ‘very disappointed’ at not seeing results it expected from Afghan authorities on tackling TTP

Supreme Court issues notices to federal government, foreign ministry, AGP, apex committee and adjourns proceedings until next week

ISPR says soldiers conducted intelligence-based operation in Sararogha on reported presence of terrorists

Interim Balochistan information minister warns anyone believing they can dodge ongoing crackdown are living in a fool’s paradise

In visit to Islamabad, Afghanistan’s industry and commerce minister also raises issues of bilateral trade, including stranded goods at Karachi port

Pakistan must encourage legal migration and provide pathways to citizenship for those wishing to secure it

Plea seeks fixing of original petition before suitable bench, arguing eviction drive impacts fundamental rights enshrined in Constitution

State Department urges Islamabad to uphold obligations in treatment of refugees and asylum-seekers

The border tensions of countries in South Asia carry historical precedent due to their geographical connections

Islamabad is once again voicing alarm over India-backed terrorism in Pakistan. Is the world listening?

Interior Ministry says women and children under 14 leaving voluntarily will not be subject to body searches and biometric scanning at the border

Foreign Office maintains new policy compliant with applicable international norms and principles

Naseer Dashti’s book traces the origins and developments of Pakistan’s Baloch from ancient history to modern times

While authorities have vowed to tackle all illegal foreigners in Pakistan without discrimination, Afghans will be disproportionately impacted due to their numbers

Caretaker minister warns of legal action against any Pakistanis found to be facilitating illegal foreigners

While Pakistan maintains its new policy on illegal foreigners does not target any nationality, its biggest victims will likely be Afghan refugees fleeing decades of conflict

Signed by 80 former senior U.S. officials, resettlement organizations, letter seeks streamlining of exit permit process

260th Corps Commanders’ Conference backs government’s decision to deport illegally residing foreigners in Pakistan

Interim prime minister reiterates that only illegal migrants will be expelled from Pakistan after Oct. 31

In weekly briefing, FO spokesperson urges U.N. to adopt proactive role in securing ceasefire to alleviate deteriorating humanitarian situation