United Nations

Caretaker says peace between Pakistan, India requires resolution of longstanding dispute; calls for global unity to address prevailing challenges

In address on sidelines of UNGA summit, caretaker maintains Islamabad wants peace with India but events of 2019 have hampered progress

In joint press briefing, foreign ministers note global inflationary pressures, especially in food, fuel and fertilizers, triggered by Russian invasion

Major Western powers oppose resolution, arguing it is incompatible with their views on freedom of expression

Pakistan marks ‘Quran Sanctity Day’ with demonstrations protesting last week’s desecration of the holy Quran in Sweden

In statement after emergency meeting, Muslim bloc says international law should be used to stop religious hatred

U.S., India leaders also asked Islamabad to ensure its soil is not use to launch any terrorist attacks

Foreign minister congratulates team for successful campaign to elect country to body for three-year term

Global body’s chief also calls on authorities to respect due process in proceedings brought against PTI chief

A recent ban on women employees at U.N. offices further exposes the interim Afghanistan government’s discriminatory policies

Munir Akram says he regrets remarks, stresses that he was referring to ‘perspective’ of small minority

Funding for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of flood-hit areas to be disbursed over three years

Framework to be presented today focuses on resilient recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction

Pakistan’s failure to exert its writ along the porous Durand Line is further deteriorating its economy

Pakistan’s foreign minister expresses ‘disappointment’ at development but continues to encourage global community to engage with interim government

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’

In address at Security Council, Bhutto-Zardari advocates multilateralism and slams attempts to expand its permanent seats

Foreign minister’s visit to include meetings with U.N. chief and senior U.S. government officials, with an aim to boost Pak-U.S. ties