Pak-India relations

India's actions are upsetting the strategic balance in South Asia, says foreign affairs adviser Sartaj Aziz

Just as everything in Meereen revolves around slavery, everything in Pakistan centres on India and Partition of 1947

Neither India nor Pakistan has signed the nuclear Non-Profileration Treaty, a 'prerequisite' to NSG membership

Indian girl realises Pakistan did not kill her father, but war did

Foreign secretary says India refused to give timeframe for start of bilateral talks

One and a half hours of secretary-level talks do not make a peace deal

However, there was no major breakthrough in the foreign secretary-level meeting in New Delhi, says foreign secretary

FO says Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhry will lead Pakistan’s delegation to Heart of Asia meeting on April 26

Tense relations between Pakistan and India continue to upset potential regional trade agreements

Says it will decide at ‘appropriate time’ on formal requests for investigators to visit Islamabad

While facing an existential terror threat, we should take all possible measures to put our own house in order

Pakistan advises rival neighbour to resolve all contentious issues through dialogue

Pakistan Army troops befittingly responded to Indian unprovoked firing and shelling, says ISPR

Washington will press both countries to normalise ties through negotiations

The bilateral dialogue process between India and Pakistan has shuddered to a halt

Delhi-Islamabad talks have ground to a halt: Pakistani high commissioner

We are aware of those who seek to create unrest and destabilise Pakistan, says high commissioner in New Delhi

Policymakers in India should realise the dangers inherent in destabilising Pakistan

Pakistan and India must engage in dialogue to resolve outstanding disputes, says Nasir Khan Janjua

FO says granting India consular access to Jadhav under consideration

A new set of pressures has emerged with the confessional statement of Kulbushan Jadhav

Indian MEA reject­s allega­tions that Kulbhu­shan Yadav was involv­ed in subver­sive activi­ties in Pakist­an

Indian MEA rejects allegations that Kulbhushan Yadav was involved in subversive activities in Pakistan at their behest

Pakistan is justified in blaming the US for ignoring Indian advancements in nuclear weapons

Kulbhushan Yadav is a serving Indian naval officer tasked to destabilise Pakistan, says DG ISPR in joint presser

Kulbhushan Yadav, a possibly-retired commander in the Indian Navy, seems to have been up to no good in Balochistan

The pilgrims had visas for Mathura and Haridwar cities but they instead visited Ramdevra

Detained Indian spy confesses to training Baloch separatists for attacks in Pakistan’s coastal areas

Rajasthan police claim detained people violated visa restrictions

Sign six agreements; agree to open two more border crossing points

India's Ministry of External Affairs denies any link with Kul Bhushan Yadav

Security forces on Thursday arrested an Indian naval intelligence officer working for India’s intelligence agency

Pakistan is in contact with Russian authorities regarding nationals stranded in Moscow, says spokesperson

Modi expressed India’s desire to build good neighbourly relations with Pakistan

There is a realisation by the Indian leadership that a gradual change in Pakistan’s establishment is in the offing

Indian president felicitates Pakistani counterpart on Pakistan Day

Cricketer-turned-politician meets greenshirts at Taj Hotel, urges them to be 'fearless'

Imran Khan departs for India; will speak to team ahead of key encounter

The meeting between Ms Swaraj and Mr Aziz signifies the air of understanding and mutual cooperation

New Delhi has granted visa to Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit for travelling to Kolkata

Indian minister meets Sartaj Aziz on sidelines of Saarc summit

We totally reject baseless rumor-mongering about the presence of PLA troops in AJK, says Nafees Zakaria

The event is organised by a trust run by religious leader Morari Bapu

Adviser to PM on foreign affairs handed invitation to Sushma Swaraj on sidelines of 37th Saarc ministerial meeting

Here's how the couple sort their marriage differences

SAARC summit invitations to be handed out

India has already aired its concerns over the presence of Chinese troops in Gilgit-Baltistan

Both neighbours exploring the possibility of meetings between their foreign ministers and foreign secretaries

Islamabad and Kabul have failed to understand the factors that negatively impact their mutual ties

In Western eyes, Pakistan will never be a normal state as long as it is an Islamic and nuclear power