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In his book, Tilak Devasher has raised questions over legitimacy of internationally recognized border between Pakistan and Afghanistan

Islamabad must not shy from pursuing economic linkages with any and all states, regardless of past differences

Global powers must protect nuclear states on the brink of collapse to avoid them reaching a point where they feel compelled to seek money for proliferation

The former president leaves behind a legacy that is still being debated today

Islamabad’s failure to educate its children has left its economy lagging behind that of Dhaka

Defense minister links peace in Pakistan and Afghanistan, as interior minister calls on military to brief Parliament on way forward

To achieve economic sustainability, Pakistan has no choice but to learn to live within its means

In memoir, former U.S. secretary of state claims Washington prevented escalation during restive situation

Foreign Office spokesperson says Islamabad desires positive ties with all its neighbors, including India

The government can no longer afford to continue dithering on enacting tough and unpopular policies if it wants to achieve any prosperity

Premier says U.A.E. can play a role in facilitating talks between neighboring states on Kashmir issue

Pakistan cannot afford to ignore the ongoing, justified protests in the Balochistan port city

Foreign Office says ‘baseless and frivolous accusations’ reflect Delhi’s ‘growing frustration’ to isolate Islamabad

In annual exercise, neighboring states mark new year with exchange of information under decades-old agreements

Brief statement on 254th Corps Commanders Conference, chaired by Army chief Gen. Asim Munir, stresses fulfillment of Pakistani people’s aspirations

Pakistan will remain at the risk of persistent default so long as it is unable to establish its writ over the bulk of its territory

Author Tariq Rahman’s recent book outlines the circumstances under which the Pakistan Army emerged as the dominant force of the country

State Department spokesman says Washington would like to see ‘constructive’ dialogue between Islamabad and Delhi

The war of words at the U.N. last week is yet another step back from normalization of ties between the rival states

During press conference at U.N., Pakistan’s foreign minister had referred to Indian prime minister as ‘butcher of Gujarat’