Pak-India relations

Gen Qamar Bajwa assures Raja Farooq of army’s capability to respond to all types of cross border threats: ISPR

Foreign elements using Afghan soil against Pakistan, says spokesperson

Partition Museum creates an opportunity for India, Pakistan to reckon their separation

India despite its best efforts has failed to isolate Pakistan

India’s threat can have catastrophic effects for Pakistan

The document is a follow up to three dossiers shared with UN in 2015, says Foreign Office

According to Gallup Pakistan, 68% people favoured dialogue, 31% opposed the idea and 1% chose not to respond

Pakistani armed forces are fully geared to respond to any aggression by India, says ISPR

With new criteria, bloc set to torpedo mandatory signing of non-proliferation, test ban treaties

We are an Islamic Republic but shamefully rank amongst the most corrupt nations

New Delhi cancels trip after delegate ‘contracts food poisoning’

Though they are not in a state of war, a virtual warlike situation exists on the Line of Control (LoC) in Kashmir

Indian home minister's 'absurd' statement violated international norms, says spokesperson Nafees Zakaria

There is an urgent need to lower the rhetoric

It seems that India is hell-bent on deteriorating already dismal relations with Pakistan to the point of no return

Life for minorities in India has become miserable: interior minister

The current Intifada in the IoK has now turned into a strident cry for independence

Lately India has been using a combination of her ‘hard- and soft-power’

People on both sides stand to benefit from an era of peace

Will the Indian belittling attitude force Pakistan into submission?

Pakistan government’s decision to attend the “Heart of Asia” conference was not easy

The sabotage of the SAARC summit should have been a wake-up call for the Sharif government

Adviser to PM on foreign affairs briefs media after attending Heart of Asia conference in Amritsar, India

Flame of hope in terms of peace talks between Pakistan and India is these days more sustained this side of the border

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

The next conflict in the subcontinent is going to be about water and not territory

Kashmir issue should have been properly handled rather than going again and again on the negotiating table

The situation along the Line of Control and the Working Boundary with India is degrading almost by the hour

November 8 will go down in history for two very different reasons in India and the US

Spokesperson says India’s troops are resorting to firing to hide the country’s atrocities in held Kashmir

Army chief says he will relinquish duties on Nov 29 and dedicate life after retirement to families of martyrs

India is desperately trying once again but failing miserably to shoot its way out of a problem of its own making

Both US and India feel very uneasy by the broad based and deep relationship of Pakistan with China

The reports are a fabrication and blatant attempt to malign Pakistan, says Foreign Office

Retaliatory fire by Pakistan Army kills six Indian soldiers

'Create an umbrella where artists, fashion designers and genuine businesspersons interact more frequently'

'Such a statement by defence minister of a country with an 'aggressive posture' should be a matter of concern'

Aggression is counterproductive and so has it proved for New Delhi

Sartaj Aziz has announced that he plans to attend the Heart of Asia conference in India to discuss Afghanistan

Army chief says 11 Indian soldiers were killed the day 7 Pakistani soldiers embraced martyrdom

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

The UN continues to sit on its hands and India pushes ever closer to an explosive tipping-point

Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric, business ties to India are signs his administration could shift toward New Delhi

‘A policeman, a man and a woman were killed when Indian troops opened fire across border in Nakyal sector’

Biopolitics as a form of control over women’s bodies, oppressed subjects and minorities is a colonial legacy

Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee urges UN to play role in granting Kashmiris right to self-determination

With tempers running high, chances of a misstep or a misspeak too far are considerably elevated

There appears to be no hard evidence that Pakistan is actively seeking to destabilise the Indian state as a whole

According to sources, Rajesh Kumar Agnihotri and Balbir Singh were involved in terrorist activities across the country

Sarah Munir's Indian visa was rejected despite having visited the country before