Pakistan perturbed by Bangladesh executions
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is deeply disturbed by the executions of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party leader and Jamaat-e-Islami secretary-general, who were both charged with 1971 war...
Pak, BD people want to shun bitterness, move ahead: Nisar
ISLAMABAD: Federal Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan on Sunday said that the people of Bangladesh and Pakistan want to promote and strengthen their...
Pakistan, US agree on early resumption of Afghan peace process
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and the United States have agreed to work together for an early resumption of the stalled Afghan reconciliation process.
The understanding was...
Pakistan express deep concerns over Bangladesh executions
ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) - Pakistan on Sunday has expressed deep concern and anguish over the unfortunate executions of Bangladesh National Party leaders Salauddin Quader...
Pakistan could turn into a transit trade hub
ISLAMABAD: Hard on the heels of a recent trans-Pacific trade pact involving the US, Japan and 10 other countries, the South and Central Asia...
Pakistan has 100,000MW production potential
ISLAMABAD: As is well known, hydroelectric power is the cheapest, cleanest and indigenous form of energy. Pakistan has 65,000 megawatts of identified projects and...
UN resolution calls for stepping up fight against IS
UNITED NATIONS: The United Nations Security Council has called upon UN member states to fight “an unprecedented threat to international peace and security” posed...
Peshawar and Paris: response to terrorism
This is a time for deep reflection on the causes and possible outcomes of the rise of religious extremism. That is what I will...
Terror sans borders
TURKEY, Lebanon, Russian plane and France: is the world losing to militants? Terrorism’s geographical reach today is truly mind-boggling. Militants hold large territories in...
US keen on joint role for Afghan reconciliation
WASHINGTON: The United States and Pakistan could play an important role in restarting the Afghan reconciliation process, says the White House.
In a statement...
