war on terror

ISPR says three terrorists slain, three others injured in IBO undertaken on reported presence of militants

In letter to ECP, Haji Ghulam Ali cites security threats, financial constraints as barriers to conducting elections at this point in time

Economic and societal collapse is reversing two decades of hard-won progress for the people of Afghanistan

Peace and prosperity require authorities to eradicate ‘no-go’ areas along Pakistan’s border with Afghanistan

With the rifts between China and the U.S. widening, Pakistan could soon be forced to pick a side

The rise and fall of Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president who ruled the country for 13 years

In nationally televised address, premier ‘mistakenly’ identifies U.S. as country named in ‘threat letter’ and claims he is being targeted over ‘independent foreign policy’

In interview with CNN, premier claims global community has no choice but to work with the Taliban government in Afghanistan

Pakistan and Iran’s geopolitical interests have fractured the once heralded ties between the ‘brotherly’ states

During interaction with foreign press, Pakistan’s premier says Taliban have said they will not negotiate with Afghan government until Ashraf Ghani steps down

Reacting to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani’s comments on Pakistan’s ‘negative role’ in peace process, premier stresses Islamabad does not want any more conflict

In address to Parliament, prime minister invites opposition to work with government to enact electoral reforms ahead of the next general elections

In interview, prime minister reiterates views on links between ‘temptation’ and sexual assault, as well as desire for a peaceful and stable Afghanistan

Afghanistan risks devolving into chaos if the Taliban are given free reign of the country as mandated by the deal inked between them and Washington

During visit to Peshawar, Pakistan Army chief hails sacrifices of local population in supporting armed forces in war on terror

In joint conference, Pakistan Foreign Minister Qureshi assures Kabul of Islamabad’s complete support for ongoing peace process

Women and children are likely to suffer the most if the Taliban ‘peace talks’ end with their return to power

Pakistan’s P.M. says U.S. should end sanctions on Iran while it copes with one of the worst outbreaks of the coronavirus pandemic

Pakistan’s prime minister tells International Media Council session in Davos that his biggest fear is New Delhi staging ‘false flag’ operation

Latest Ipsos poll finds most Pakistanis have despondent view of the coming year, despite government claims of ‘economic revival’