Peace

Islamabad, Beijing and Kabul ink MOU on anti-terrorism cooperation

Minister says Pak-US ties have improved in PTI’s tenure

One needs to consider ground realities which militate against seeking relevance of the model for regional peace

US diplomat meets Prime Minister Imran Khan to relay Donald Trump's message

Says collaboration among Pakistan, China, Afghanistan can ensure connectivity, prosperity

This corridor will see Indian Sikh Yatrees granted visa-free entry into Pakistan for the pilgrimage

Hopes for progress in negotiations with Taliban are raised by President Ashraf Ghani and Western diplomats

Shah lauds the contribution of writers and journalists in the restoration of peace

Says a small group of terrorists trying to disturb peace

Going against the Syrian peace conference agreement to form the 150-member committee

Karachi climbs from sixth position in 2014 to 68th on International Crime Index

Islamabad had often gone the extra mile to provide whatever assistance was required of it

Nadia Murad was a victim of IS army group, Dr Mukwege is a physician in the DRC

Khalilzad will lead efforts to explore how best to reach a negotiated settlement to the conflict, says US statement

Khoso says not afraid of Indian threats

UN Security Council unanimously passed a resolution aiming to toughen UN response to peacekeeper misconduct

Hassani says provincial govt taking steps to maintain law and order

District administration, police hold marathon meetings with ulema to ensure sectarian harmony

What the Islamic World today lacks and is desperately in need of is 'peace'

The Huthis have refused to take off from the rebel-held capital unless the UN meets a list of conditions

Notezai says law and order situation has worsened during the last one month

'Imran is like gold. Even if you throw him in fire, he will emerge stronger, more polished'

South's President Moon Jae-in's trip to the North's capital would be the first such visit for more than a decade

Chinese minister hopes US and NKorea will maintain contact and resolve each other's concerns

The law aims to end one of Asia's longest and deadliest conflicts

Peace in the broadest sense of the word in Afghanistan remains as elusive as ever

Ghani said that its now the Taliban's decision whether they want peace

Experts urge all stakeholders to bridge the trust deficit

Negotiations between Kabul, Taliban will be kept secret

Initially ridiculed for their plan to walk from Helmand to Kabul, marchers now enjoy strong public support

Two countries push Afghan Taliban to accept Ghani’s offer

Peace is locked to economic wealth

Ceremony marked the annual International Day of Peacekeepers

Say govt efforts for the merger under Sartaj Aziz had stalled and impetus from army chief helped it over the line

Says met people of rest of the cities and succeeded in building a positive image of 'my Balochistan'

Rind says politics of hatred has damaged the province

Kamal vows to make CPEC beneficial for the province

India and Pakistan have had no substantive official interactions since 2016

Mayor marches with Nepal envoy to mark Buddha’s birth

Says solid preventive measures being taken to restore peace

The kind of peace that won’t disappear at the next election cycle

Says sacrifices rendered by security personnel for peace cannot be denied

Governor says struggle against dishonesty should be pursued

Sufi ideology captures the hearts and minds of two foreign researchers

Statement by military spokesperson in Beijing says Islamabad is an all weather friend to the Chinese

Speakers urge universities to promote harmony for national unity

National Security Adviser expected to meet Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah

Centre for Peace and Progress India chairman says there is need to build trust

Ashraf Ghani last month unveiled a plan to open talks to end the 16-year-old war

Diploma in Indian Studies is first of its kind in Pakistan