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India is trying to frighten UNMOGIP to prevent them from observing its ceasefire violations, says AJK president

Delhi scores 6.43, which is lower than average human freedom rating of 6.93 in Cato Institute report

Info minister lauds PM’s aide Nadeem Babar for exposing 'lies' of PML-N leader in a TV talk show last night

Last year, an Indian company had declined to continue their production of PSL matches

UN Deputy Spokesperson Farhan Haq says mission is currently investigating the incident

Ambassador Khan says India responsible for resurgence of attacks in Pakistan

Health experts say fall in cases suggests Indians may have developed virus antibodies through natural infection

Kashmiris spurned all Indian 'lucrative offers' and did not give up their freedom struggle, says AJK president

Sikhs living overseas pick up thread in US, UK Canada demonstrating outside Indian embassies to draw attention

Commander-level talks in the last two months has led to ‘stability on the ground,’ says New Delhi

We have credible intelligence about plans to stage ‘false flag op’ to take spotlight off internal unrest, says Qureshi

Experts do not see thaw in relations between the three nuclear neighbours in near future

UNMOGIP vehicle damaged, two observers luckily remained unhurt, says ISPR

Minister terms EU DisinfoLab report a bombshell expose about India’s propaganda campaigns to destabilise Pakistan

Six rounds of talks between government ministers and farmers’ union leaders have failed to resolve the situation

We were happy to represent our talent without caring about national borders, says a Pakistani player

India has reported 9.96 million Covid-19 cases, the second highest in the world, with more than 144,000 deaths

The Saudi-UAE combine is also ostensibly wary of the “Erdogan-effect” on Pakistan

Star boxer urges Modi government to allow Sikh community to visit Kartarpur

The Indian captain recalled the dismissal which made him lose sleep

Modi tries to assure farmers the changes will bring new opportunities but few have been convinced

The third straight day that daily infections in the country have stayed below 30,000

Experts say New Delhi’s fingerprints can be seen over many incidents

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will invite India to join next year's G7 summit, which Britain is hosting

Modi has bulldozed major liberal and pro-minority movements in the recent past

FO says New Delhi has committed 2,970 violations, resulting in martyrdom of 27 innocent civilians this year alone

After talks between govt and farmers’ union leaders failed to resolve one of the most pressing issues in India

To condemn new agricultural laws passed by Modi's govt, farmers have been protesting for days near New Delhi

Police begin crack down on interfaith marriage ceremonies, arrest 10 Muslim men

Rights defender Andy Vermaut says all fake organisations must lose their recognition from the United Nations

The federal government has ramped up Covid-19 testing facilities across the country

Workers say they had not been paid for up to four months and were being forced to do extra shifts

Hundreds of farmers will launch a tractor trolley march to New Delhi to voice their grievances against the new laws

Farmers' leaders and ministers have held several rounds of talks but they have broken down without agreement

Suresh Kumar replaces Gaurav Ahluwalia amid rising ceasefire violations along LoC by India

FO says report corroborates Islamabad’s long-held position about India’s unrelenting smear campaign against Pakistan

FO spokesperson calls on UNSC member states to take notice of breach of confidentiality of the committee’s proceedings

World would pay a heavy price if global community does not come forward to resolve Kashmir dispute, says Masood Khan

New Delhi's web of disinformation tactics to defame Pakistan broken down

Instead of negotiating amendments with the farmers, India has turned its brutal law enforcers on them

Spokesperson says India not only spread disinformation but also abused international institutions

Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson dismisses New Delhi’s accusation that Beijing had violated multiple agreements

Huge crowds are out on the streets around Delhi since November demanding repealing of recent agriculture legislation

Investigation by an independent Brussels-based watchdog reveals pro-Indian campaign aimed at defaming Pakistan

Reports of heavy losses to Indian troops in men and material, says ISPR

While US-Pakistan relationship floundered because of nuclear issues, India-US ties strengthened for the same reason

Pakistan must present a strong legal case against India at the UN

‘Indian Chronicles' operation launched in 2005 aims at undermining Pakistan internationally

Drills to improve combat training level, strengthen cooperation between two air forces, says Chinese military official

Speakers included eminent civil society activists, academics, journalists and politicians from around the world