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Insurgents attack security camp in Pakistan, killing four soldiers; three dozen injured

Attacks on security forces have increased significantly, especially after the Taliban’s victory in neighbouring Afghanistan

Imran Khan's government loses majority in Pakistan as key ally quits

With this development, Khan’s government becomes more vulnerable as the ruling party struggles to pacify a number of his sulking allies

Pakistan: Parliament adjourned after no-confidence motion tabled; Imran Khan makes last-ditch attempt to save government

In a mega rally on Sunday, Prime Minister Khan claimed an international conspiracy seeking his removal from office

Pakistan parliament session adjourned for three days as PM Imran Khan faces no-confidence motion; opposition critical

Calling the decision of adjourning the house “partisan”, Shehbaz Sharif, the president of opposition parties PML-N, accused the speaker of conducting the house proceedings as a ruling PTI worker

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan fined for violating poll code by country's Election Commission

Political leaders, including those from opposition parties, are holding massive rallies across the country as the Imran Khan government faces the prospect of losing its majority in the face of a no-confidence motion in Parliament

OIC a divided house, failed both Palestinians and Kashmiris, says Pakistan PM Imran Khan

The Organisation of Islamic Countries (OIC), a grouping representing 57 Muslim countries, has “failed both the Palestinians and the people of Kashmir”, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran said on Tuesday, admitting that the group has not been able to make any “impact”

China’s Wang Yi reaches Pakistan to attend OIC meet; Bangladesh foreign minister to skip meet

The participation of the Chinese Foreign Minister as a special guest at the OIC conference also drew some criticism from rights activists as Beijing faces allegations of widespread rights violations of its own ethnic Uyghurs Muslim community

Are Pakistan PM Imran Khan’s days in power numbered? Government to lose majority, hints a key ally

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s government is likely to lose the majority in the coming weeks, a key ally of Khan hinted, as the government appears struggling to shore up the numbers in the face of a no-confidence motion moved by opposition parties in Parliament

Pakistan’s opposition parties seek PM Imran Khan's resignation, submit no-confidence motion

Ending weeks of speculation, opposition parties in Pakistan have submitted a no-confidence motion in the National Assembly seeking to dislodge the government of Prime Minister Imran Khan for alleged failure to control inflation and mismanagement of the economy

Women activists hold Aurat march in Pakistan, demand rights and equality; government launches National Gender Policy Framework

Women rights activists in Pakistan held marches across several cities in Pakistan, popularly known as Aurat March, on Tuesday on the occasion of International Women's Day - despite facing threats from several hardline Islamist groups - demanding equal rights and an end to discrimination

Pakistan for swift prosecution of terrorists, days after Peshawar mosque attack kills 62

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan called for the swift prosecution of terrorists to “set an example”, days after 62 people were killed in a Shia mosque bombing last week, raising fears of the revival of large-scale sectarian violence in the country

FATF retains Pakistan on ‘grey list’, asks it to do more on terror prosecution

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has retained Pakistan in its ‘grey list’ as Islamabad failed to implement two of the total 34 recommended actions, including investigating and prosecuting terrorist leaders and UN-designated senior terrorist commanders for terror financing

Suicide bombing kills at least 30 in Pakistan’s Shia mosque in sectarian violence

At least 30 people were killed and over 50 injured when a suicide bomber detonated himself on Friday at a Shia mosque in the northwestern city of Peshawar in Pakistan, officials confirmed

Pressure on Islamabad: Envoys of western countries call on Pakistan to condemn Russia

Envoys of 22 countries, mostly from the European Union, in Pakistan have issued a joint statement calling on the Pakistan government to condemn Russia’s action in Ukraine, hardly a week after Prime Minister Imran Khan returned from his visit to Moscow

With eye on elections, Pakistan’s Imran Khan announces populist measures; likely to end IMF program

For almost a year now, Pakistan had been trying to implement tough economic measures required to revive the stalled $6 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout package