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Pakistan will continue its moral, political and diplomatic support for the oppressed Kashmiri brethren

We have reached a point where world powers must intervene and force India to the dialogue table

Kashmir Solidary Day should remind us of how India has turned the Muslim-majority valley of Kashmir into a big prison

Distinguished guests from the UK, US, Pakistan and other parts of the world participated in conference

New Delhi had sent 1.5 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine to Myanmar as part of a diplomatic effort last month

Ahmed's manager Ali believes his athlete will be able to secure win in round one, but acknowledges Rahul's experience

Rihanna shed light on ongoing farmers' protest earning praises and criticism online

Surface-to-surface missile is capable of delivering nuclear and conventional warheads up to range of 290km, says ISPR

HRW South Aisa director says farmers have now joined list of activists facing politically motivated charges

Prominent Western activists support the months-long campaign against agriculture reforms

Following Rihanna’s lead, Greta tweeted in solidarity with the farmers protesting in India

The temporary ban has been imposed to help curb the spread of the coronavirus

Due to the indiscriminate firing of occupation forces three women among four civilians sustained injuries, says FO

According to a government survey, coronavirus antibodies have been detected in 56.13% of the city’s population

We will not allow anybody or any entity to misinterpret our desire for peace as a sign of weakness, says Gen Qamar

The move by the social media giant came in the wake of protests by Indian farmers that took a violent turn last week

Cases have been filed in at least five states against journalists including prominent anchor Rajdeep Sardesai

Internet and messaging services blocked in several neighbourhoods where protests turned violent

Ever since Narendra Modi’s ascension to the Prime Minister’s Office, crimes targeting minorities have burgeoned

Although it seeks to allows certain exceptions to promote the underlying technology of cryptocurrency and its uses

Islamabad’s political ties with Washington may have soured – but security cooperation will continue

Investigators found an envelope with a letter addressed to Israeli ambassador, describing explosion as a 'trailer'

Mexico also expects about 1.5 million doses from Pfizer after global delivery delays by the US company

India could still call itself a free society if its judiciary functioned independently

Lockheed Martin is also pitching its F-21 fighter to the Indian air force

Antonio Guterres says his offices always available; warns there is no military solution to the decades-old dispute

Authorities try to clear a protest site but most farmers refused to move saying any retreat would constitute surrender

India concocts fake news to malign Pakistan and perpetrates terrorism and subversion, says Munir Akram

Lack of financial assistance or accommodation arrangements by the Indian govt caused difficulties for these families

Senate panel passes resolution expressing solidarity with Kashmiri people and struggling Sikh farmers in India

If there is any lesson in Trump’s unceremonious departure from Whitehouse, it is the value of consensus

Senate Foreign Affairs Committee wants govt to ensure that RSS-BJP nexus is 'fully exposed and penalised'

Hopes the two countries could meet halfway to create an open and equal business environment says spokesperson

Pakistan ranks at 124 out of 180 nations

With popular opinion favouring farmers over Modi, he is using a false flag to paint them as terrorists

The Arnab Goswami leaks exposed the linkages of the Godi media and the Indian politico-military establishment

False news pressures lead decision-makers to populous and mostly wrong decisions with consequences

Indian court's ruling frustrates campaigners battling to address widespread sexual abuse against women, children

Kashmiris observe Black Day on Jan 26

Any attempts to undermine or derail the IGN process will prove counterproductive, says Akram

Foreign minister criticises New Delhi for not paying heed to PM Imran's offer of peace talks.

Thousands of farmers enter historic Red Fort complex, hoist flags after clashing with police, who fired tear gas

TikTok representative said that the company was evaluating notice and will respond to it as appropriate

Current trajectory suggests New Delhi’s leadership does not adhere to the Constitution

New Delhi police arrest five people including women for raising ‘long live Pakistan’ slogans at India Gate

Laws like ‘love-jihad’ have reduced Muslims to second class citizens, says constitutional expert

Cricket fans in Pakistan hailed the cricket board for acquiring a major broadcaster for the national team

Leaving injuries on both sides six months after a pitched battle which killed at least 20 Indian troops

Farmers want to drive tractors on Jan 26 when Modi will join a parade of military forces in the capital

Says tabling such a motion means accepting Imran Khan as elected premier; PDM alliance shattering