India’s shameful defeat evident by its outcry in Afghanistan: Rasheed

Pakistan Interior Minister Rasheed claims that India's shameful defeat is evident by its outcry in Afghanistan as with its consulates closed, it cannot use Afghan soil against Pakistan. He delineates that the world would now know about India's nefarious designs in the region and realize that Pakistan desire peace and stability in Afghanistan.

Did US actually give $33bn in aid to Pakistan?

The United States has long claimed that it has sent aid worth $33 billion to Pakistan for the country's support in the war of terror, but this claim is very far from the truth. According to the research done by a leading policy institute in Pakistan, the US has highly exaggerated the number and only a small percentage of the claimed amount made it to projects in Pakistan.

Self-proclaimed President Saleh alleges Pakistan a Taliban sanctuary

Amrullah Saleh implies that Afghanistan was under pressure from the US and Pakistan to release the Taliban, which led to its eventual downfall, the very US that put his government in power in the first place.

Pakistan rejects HRW’s claims on PMDA

The spokesperson regretted that Ms Grossman did not even bother to check the factual position from the concerned authorities.

Taliban takeover makes Malala Yusufzai emotional

Comparing her tragedy to the events occurring currently in Afghanistan, Malala Yousaufzai empathizes with those less fortunate than her.

Afghan refugees welcomed at Uganda

Media reports have suggested Uganda had agreed to take about 2,000 refugees but this has not been confirmed.

Tajikistan in full support of Pakistan’s proposal on Afghanistan

The development came as Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a meeting with the Tajik president on the current situation in Afghanistan.

Shaheen’s 10 wickets thrash West Indies in second test match; series drawn at 1-1.

Pakistan levels the series 1-1 after winning the second test match against West Indies by 109 runs. Shaheen Shah Afridi wins man of the match and man of the series for his Maiden 10 wicket haul.

COVID vaccinations in Afghanistan decline post Taliban takeover: UN

The drop is understandable, as, in situations of chaos, conflict and emergency, people will prioritize their safety and security first.

EU is uninterested in Afghanistan’s stability, FM Lavrov

"It is sad if these are the people developing policy for the EU.”

Delhi Carnage is episode 2 of Gujrat Riots, writes cornered Delhi Muslim

The death toll has risen to 37 in the deadliest violence in the Indian capital New Delhi, the worst religious violence in decades with...

$2.7bn from IMF to take Pakistan’s reserves to historic high

The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) largest-ever allocation of $650 billion in Special Drawing Rights (SDR) came into effect on 23rd August and can bring about $2.7 billion of additional funding for Pakistan as well. This will take SBP's and overall country's reserves to a historic high.