Afghanistan was the world's fourth most dangerous country in last year's Peoples under Threat Index, compiled by Minority Rights Group International.

West Indies lead the series after winning the first Test by one wicket at the same venue a week earlier.

In the last 20 years, it has also emerged as a powerful symbol of national unity in a country riven by civil war and ethnic conflict.

Western media taints Pakistan's international credibility to hide Afghan government's ineptness and blames Pakistan for Afghan conundrum.

Chinese Embassy to Pakistan has asked the Government of Pakistan to take "practical and effective measures" to accelerate the security measures to enhance the security of Chinese nationals following the recent Gawadar attack. The statement also demanded the country to upgrade security cooperation mechanisms in the country to stop any such events from happening again. 

In course with their long-standing alliance, Pakistan and Turkey have signed another deal on the joint production of an elite military UAV.

Over ten were detained in India for chanting "Pakistan Zindabad," when a Muharram procession was stopped by the police, while Chief Minister says, "Taliban culture won't be tolerated in the country."

While the US was spending billions of dollars in Afghanistan training an army to maintain control of the country after they left, the Taliban, it seems, had plans of their own.

Shahzeb Khanzada on his show on 20th has revealed that the government of Pakistan is on its way to buy two of the priciest LNG deliveries for September 2021. The prices are set at 34.67pc of Brent for delivery on 16th September, and 24.5pc of Brent for 26th of the same month. He said that even if this tender is not accepted by PSO, Pakistan would be at loss as alternatives are expensive.

Ever since the present government put the new automotive policy into action, Pakistan's local industry has seen considerable growth.

COAS Gen Bajwa stressed upon Pakistan’s integral role in evolving Afghan situation amid the Taliban takeover of Kabul. He claimed that no country other...

The Finance Minister of Pakistan Shaukat Tarin addressed the business community of Karachi tackling different suggestions made by them to increase the ease of doing business in Pakistan. He said that it will take 5-7 years to solve the power sector problems caused by previous governments.