Pakistan army says eight TTP militants killed in clash near border
In a statement issued Sunday, the army said the fighting took place Saturday night in North Waziristan.
South Asia
South Asia
Pakistani exporters assess fallout from new US tariffs
The tariff, announced by President Trump this week, is part of a broader wave of trade restrictions that have driven.
South Asia
Pakistanis celebrate Eid al-Fitr with call for unity
In Karachi, thousands assembled at the Railway Ground, where worshipper Hassan Raza reflected on the spiritual significance of the moment.
South Asia
Pakistan’s Sharif blames foreign-backed militants for undermining access to natural resources
At the event, Sharif praised Pakistan’s security forces for their sacrifices in combating terrorism.
South Asia
Blast near police vehicle in Quetta kills two, injures 17
The blast occurred near a police van in the busy Berch Market area along Double Road.
South Asia
Pakistan resumes cross-country rail service after deadly Balochistan attack
The nearly 34-hour journey connects all four provinces of Pakistan, making the Jaffar Express one of the country’s most important.
Afghanistan, South Asia
Pakistan foreign minister calls for sustained dialogue with Taliban
According to a statement from Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dar chaired a meeting on Monday to review the country’s.
Security, South Asia
KP’s Gandapur says he seeks talks with Taliban leader
“I will hold talks with [Haibatullah] Akhundzada,” Gandapur was quoted as saying. “Negotiations are the only solution.”
South Asia
Quetta residents on edge after militant attacks
With tensions running high, many Quetta residents say they are avoiding public spaces.
South Asia
Pakistan to draft national plan to combat militancy
The Pakistani government has also pledged stricter measures against groups actively targeting the state and security forces.