Islamabad: Pakistan today sent two military planes carrying relief goods like tents and medicines to quake-hit Nepal.Army said that two C-130 military planes reached Kathmandu with a consignment of fresh relief goods for quake victims,
Islamabad: Pakistan today condemned the use of force by security forces against protestors in Kashmir and said the arrest of separatist leaders in the Valley is a matter of concern."Pakistan is deeply concerned at the
Islamabad: Pakistan and India should address the menace of terrorism in a “cooperative manner” instead of blaming each other for every terror attack, Foreign Office here today said.“(Terrorism) is a problem that affects all particularly
Islamabad/New Delhi: India and Pakistan today appeared to be inching towards resumption of dialogue after Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar's discussions here, described by both sides as “ice-breaking”.Jaishankar flew-in here as part of his “SAARC yatra”
Islamabad: Amid confusion over the status of Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed-led militant outfit JuD, Pakistan government today said it will ensure that all organisations proscribed by the UN are banned in the country.“There is
Islamabad: Pakistan today dismissed as a “very silly allegation” India's assertions that the boat which exploded off the Gujarat coast belonged to it.“I think this is a very silly allegation. We have checked with our
Islamabad: Pakistan today said it was vigorously pursuing the 2008 Mumbai attack case and described as “unfortunate” the “hype” created on grant of bail to Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, the mastermind of the deadly assault. “The
Islamabad: Pakistan on Saturday reacted sharply to Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar's remarks that India will have to give a strong response to cross-border terrorism, saying there must not be any "miscalculation" about its resolve to
Islamabad: Pakistan today asserted that it will go ahead with all development projects in PoK and criticised India for asking China to cease its involvement in infrastructure projects, including the multi-billion economic corridor there.“Pakistan would
Islamabad: Pakistan has ruled out the possibility of an ‘immediate breakthrough' in resumption of bilateral dialogue with India.Foreign Office spokesperson Tasnim Aslam yesterday said at a weekly news briefing in Islamabad said that Pakistan wants
Islamabad: Pakistan today said it was against arms race in South Asia and hoped that the international community would not contribute to creating further asymmetry in conventional weapon in the region.Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Tasnim
Islamabad: Pakistan today said it was not aware of any plans for a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif in New York during this month's UN General Assembly session.“As
Islamabad: A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused it of indulging in a proxy war against India, Pakistan on Wednesday hit back by dubbing it as ‘baseless rhetoric' and said both countries should focus
Islamabad: Pakistan said it expects a "meaningful dialogue" with India after Narendra Modi is sworn in as prime minister Monday and that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will decide Thursday whether or not to attend Modi's
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