Yet Pakistan’s government shows little signs of engaging with the political solution required to end the conflict.

Hundreds of train passengers taken hostage by a militant group in Pakistan were freed in mid-March after a 30-hour siege, ...

It is very clear to us,’ Foreign office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said while alleging that India is also running a ...

The government of Pakistan on Thursday stepped up its accusations against India, claiming that New Delhi has been involved in ...

Hand grenades were found in three coaches of the Jaffar Express, a train that had been targeted in a terrorist attack last week.According to the police, the coaches of Jaffar Express were brought to ...

Both the increasing debt and uncontrolled militancy will keep the pot boiling and Pakistan in a mess for some time to come ...

The head of the Pakistani army reprimanded the Shahbaz government and the provincial government in front of the parliamentary ...

After two days of intense military operations, 33 attackers were killed, and 26 passengers — including 18 army and FC ...

Pakistan has learned no lessons from history. When legitimate demands go unmet, all roads lead to secession, sooner or later ...

They must develop a national consensus on the issue of Balochistan, and implement concrete measures to ensure economic and social justice in the deprived province.

On March 11, terrorists attacked and hijacked the Jaffar Express at Bolan Pass, holding over 400 passengers hostage for 30 hours. The train was en-route from Quetta to Peshawar.