Border

Israel says it had hit suspected militants trying to blow up part of a border fence

Security forces placed on high alert

Zarif calls Qureshi, discusses abduction of security staff

Tensions flared along the border after Afghan troops objected to Pakistani officials’ efforts to build a border fence

The government has recovered control of most of the country with help from its allies Russia and Iran

Seven Palestinians, including two boys aged 12 and 14, were killed

Iran accuses Saudi Arabia and the UAE of funding five gunmen who attacked a military parade in Iran last Saturday

Consignment of 40,000MT wheat crosses Torkham border

His ancestors were from Delhi, as the 'qawwal' belongs to the famed Delhi Gharana

Border protests and clashes on Friday left two Palestinians dead by Israeli gunfire

Barbed wires are on either side of the border preventing people’s passage into each country with visa restrictions

Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Saturday they had killed ten militants overnight in a security operation

A number of explosions were reported in the Afghan city of Jalalabad as well as gunshots near dormitory for midwives

Says Afghan government has provided safe haven to terrorists, who stoke violence in Pakistan

Several of the attacking 'terrorists' were also allegedly killed in the fighting

Governors of Colorado and New York are not willing to send their state's National Guard units for border duty

Trump says that a law inherited from previous Democratic administration forces him to separate immigrant families

Ceremonies organised at major border crossings between the two countries

Around 27 border posts of levies have been energised by the Mohmand tribal administration using solar cells

The delay in understanding the significance of OBOR would be unwise on India’s part

Sami A is required to report to a nearby police station every day

Iranian authorities have reopened the Pak-Iran traveling gate ‘Raahdari’ in Taftan area

Looking ahead, India needs to show reciprocity

The mainstreaming of Fata really does matter

Central leader terms prolonged closure ‘economic exploitation’

A meeting was held between the officials of Frontier Corps and tribal elders

Radio station was setup near Dwa Toi, on the Durand Line

Afghanistan opposes fencing project because it historically disputed the colonial-era divide

Israel has in the last few weeks stepped up its strikes against suspected Iranian targets inside Syria

Special representatives from both sides have been holding regular talks since 2003, but disputes remain

Will India commit another 'Himalayan blunder' like it did in 1962?

Crossing was opened after "securing the road from attacks and criminal gangs"

IA Rehman touched by exchange of letters between children of India and Pakistan

Arar border was closed after the two countries cut ties following Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait in 1990

When over a third of the world’s population begins preparing for war, the other two thirds must scramble to stop it

Indian and Chinese troops have been locked in a standoff on a remote but strategically important Himalayan plateau

Both sides' diplomats have quietly engaged to try to ensure the stand-off does not escalate

Local police said 200 people rushed the border in a bid to reach Europe

China has said Indian troops should 'unconditionally' withdraw to Indian side before talks can start on the dispute

Sectarian violence in the recent past has already resulted in the loss of countless lives

Attitudes and responses by the Indian army somewhat parallel attitudes we have been familiar with in our own country

In actuality, it is in India’s interest to keep Bhutan away from China’s embrace

'It’s wrong to link the US-Pakistan relations to Afghanistan'

Say current tensions make India an unsuitable destination for Chinese to travel or do business in

According to the China Indian guards crossed into China's Donglang region early in June

Interestingly the current dispute is technically more of a dispute between Bhutan and China

Even the success of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is dependent upon securing the western route

When nobody likes you, the problem could very well be with you

'Pacts must be respected as this is a basic principle of international law'

The dispute is being termed as the longest impasse between the armies of the two countries since 1962