Sharif said his party would talk to other groups to form a coalition government as it had failed to win a clear majority on its own.

The main battle was between former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's party and candidates backed by ex-prime minister Imran Khan. Both declared victory separately.

General Munir expressed hope that the diverse political landscape of the country would be well-reflected through the formation of a unified government comprising all democratic forces.

Cameron underscored the crucial role of electing a civilian government empowered to enact essential reforms for Pakistan's development.

Imran dismissed Nawaz Sharif's victory speech, emphasizing that the true outcome of the elections was yet to be determined.

The European Union, in response to allegations of electoral manipulation in Pakistan's general elections, urges the pertinent authorities to conduct a thorough and prompt...

Pakistan's exports to Afghanistan showed a modest increase in fiscal year 2023-24, as reported by the State Bank of Pakistan.

Israeli bombings severely damage Palestinian Red Crescent Society headquarters and facilities in Gaza Strip, exacerbating humanitarian crisis.

The Ireland women's basketball team decided to forgo the traditional pre-match handshake with Israel, citing allegations of antisemitism.

Royal artifacts looted from Ghana's Asante kingdom during British colonization find their way back from a United States museum.

The interview provided the West with an opportunity to grasp Putin's perspective beyond the lens of Western media propaganda

Unprecedented digital engagement on Imran Khan's platforms projects a historic voter turnout, showcasing PTI's transformative role.