The Latest Breaking News from Islamabad

Pakistan has invited Indian PM Narendra Modi to the upcoming SCO summit in Islamabad. Modi is unlikely to attend.

Gunmen killed at least 39 people in multiple attacks in Pakistan’s Baluchistan province on Monday, police said. The figure includes at least 23 people who were killed after gunmen forced them off buses and vehicles in Pakistan’s Musakhail district, in one of the deadliest attacks in the soutwestern province.

Acquittal comes after another appeals court upheld the couple’s conviction, but Khan’s lawyer says he won’t be released.

The International Monetary Fund said it reached a new $7 billion loan deal with Pakistan in a bid to bolster its faltering economy.

The head of the U.N. refugee agency met the Pakistani prime minister to discuss the situation of Afghan refugees living in uncertainty since Islamabad began a persistent anti-migrant crackdown last year

Amid a surge in attacks, Pakistan’s new military campaign leads to questions over its timing and whether it can work.

Pakistan insists it has stayed neutral on Russia’s war on Ukraine. But it now faces a difficult choice.

External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar on Tuesday outlined distinct approaches to handling relations with China and Pakistan, asserting that India's foreign policy under the third term of Prime Minister Narendra Modi will focus on finding solutions to "border issues" with Beijing and the "years-old cross-border terrorism" with Islamabad. Read further…

While Pakistan celebrates onion export success, local consumers face soaring prices and financial strain.