Indo-Pak ties

Shehbaz thanks Indian premier for felicitations, urges peaceful resolution of Kashmir conflict

Ambassador says India has waged 20 wars since Independence and is especially fomenting terrorism against Pakistan

Indian premier claims the Congress leader wanted him ‘out of the way’ to end deadlock in peace process

Service between Rawalakot and Poonch was suspended on July 10 following uptick in truce violations by Indian troops

Gen Rawat's remarks come days after appointment of an interlocutor in IOK for dialogue, the move rejected by Pakistan

Do not underestimate Pakistan's resolve to defend itself, says permanent representative to UN

Lt Gen (retd) DS Hoda insists Indian forces carried out ‘surgical strike’ in Azad Kashmir

Occupied authorities have suspended internet services in Pulwama district following the killings

Indian External Affairs Ministry spokesperson says central issue between the two countries is cross-border terrorism

Shutdown comes after a gun battle between separatist and Indian troops left four people dead and six other injured

Soldiers and special police counter-insurgency forces surrounded a residential area

The two UN officers visiting Khanjar Sector were unharmed, says ISPR

Guterres watching the situation very closely, says spokesperson

UN military observers were also briefed about the latest situation along the LoC

International law expert apprehensive about ICJ’s conduct in Jadhav’s case

If India was not playing the role of a spoiler, would we ever have an Afghanistan that would dodge Pakistan’s offers

Almost 250 prominent Pakistanis and Indians have come together to seek peace between the neighbouring countries

Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Maldives agree to use it; Pakistan says working on own satellite

Suggests constituting committee to convince int’l sports bodies to pressure India to mend its ways

We have not received any alleged ceasefire violations reports from the Indian authorities, says Stephane Dujarric

Statement comes days after Pakistan rubbished allegations of mutilating Indian soldiers’ bodies

DGMO tells Indian counterpart allegations of mutilation attempt by Delhi to divert attention from situation in IOK

Former diplomats say ‘back channel’ has always paved way for ending logjam in ties

Nawaz met an Indian delegation led by steel magnate Sajjan Jindal in what is being dubbed back-channel diplomacy

Lt-Gen Nadeem Raza visits Bagsar Sector, expresses satisfaction on forward troops’ operational readiness

India being propped up as a counter-weight to China through a series of moves, says Nasser Janjua

This could be India’s major step against terrorism and the problem of refugees, says union home minister

Nawaz will lose next elections on the basis of his recent claims regarding the maintenance of friendship with India

China looks forward to early accession of Pakistan and India as full members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation

The youths had mistakenly crossed border in 2014

Senior military, civil officials and hundreds of villagers attended the funeral

The case was underway in an Indian court after the child's father took him to held Kashmir on false basis

Occupied forces claim they shoot dead three suspected rebels in Srinagar and Sundabani sector

The conference focusing on Afghanistan is due to be held in the first week of December