Khan’s demands—the dissolution of the national assembly and the announcement of the next general elections—will further create political instability and could also affect the government’s ability to take economic reform measures and critical decisions.
In a well publicised move, Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa visited local Hindus living in Nagarparkar, a village in the Tharparkar district in Sindh province near the border with India, and met local Hindus living there, local media reports said
A local court in Pakistan sentenced a teacher from the minority Hindu community to life imprisonment under the controversial blasphemy law in the southern part of the country
Pakistan desires to have a “broad-based and multidimensional” relationship with the United States, said Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, adding that Islamabad has been transitioning its approach from “geo-strategic” to “geo-economic”
In a first since the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan last year, Islamabad has issued a strong statement condemning the usage of Afghan soil by terrorists for activities against Pakistan, hours after TTP militants killed five Pakistan soldiers in an attack Islamabad said originated from within Afghanistan
Pakistan battled Baloch insurgents in the southwestern part of the country for almost 38 hours following two attacks that began on Thursday, killing 13 insurgents and losing 12 of its own soldiers, as a top US military commander warned the terrorism threat has increased in Pakistan since the US departure from the region
In what comes as a big relief to Pakistan’s struggling economy, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved $1 billion for Pakistan after the latter implemented reform measures suggested by the former, thus reviving the $6 billion package, which was stalled since June last year
Heavily armed Baloch rebels attacked two camps in Pakistan’s restive southwestern province of Balochistan in stepped up assaults, killing one Pakistani soldier and injuring another officer, the Pakistan Military confirmed, adding four insurgents were neutralized in the attaco
A Hindu businessman was shot dead in Pakistan's Sindh province over a property dispute, local media reported
Pakistan on Tuesday launched a massive door-to-door Covid-19 vaccination drive, in an ambitious attempt to inoculate around 35 million people across the country, in the middle of the Omicron surge
Pakistan National Security Advisor Moeed Yusuf on Saturday dashed to Kabul, in an unannounced trip, to hold talks with the Taliban amid the growing TTP violence back home
In what seems a clear sign of escalating confrontation, ethnic Baloch rebels have now killed at least ten Pakistan security forces members in an attack in Balochistan, the Pakistan Military confirmed, making it the deadliest attack in recent months
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday assured actions against officials responsible for the violent crackdown on protests in the southern port city of Karachi where one protestor died and dozens were injured
A Pakistani delegation had visited Afghanistan earlier this month and held secret talks there with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) to revive the peace talks that broke down last year in December after the militant group refused to extend the month-long ceasefire and intensified attacks in Pakistan’s northwestern region
Justice Ayesha Malik on Monday took oath as a judge in the Supreme Court of Pakistan, becoming the first female judge in the country’s judicial history to reach the top court
In a television program on Sunday during which he fielded questions from the general public, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said he would be "more dangerous" if forced out of power
