The Latest Breaking News from Pakistan

"When you see the world this way, you can’t help but feel connected with everyone."

India said on Friday it had conveyed its objection to the United States about the U.S. ambassador in Pakistan's recent visit to the Pakistani side of Kashmir that India considers its own.

Pakistan is contesting a downgrade of its rating by Moody’s Investors Service, insisting it has adequate reserves and financing to repay foreign debt even after the worst flooding in its history

Ex-PM attacks the government over its handling of the flood-ravaged economy and once again calls for swift elections.

A heatwave that began in March led to the country receiving almost triple its average rainfall from June to August

India commence their campaign with a blockbuster match against arch-rival Pakistan at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on October 23.

Since early last month when Senator Mushtaq Ahmad Khan of Jamaat-e-Islami, a staunch religious party, proposed the Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights amend the Transgender Protection Act of 2018, Pakistan's social and mainstream media swarmed with heated debate on the subject.

England are set to play a three Test series in Pakistan in December and former opener Keaton Jennings is hopeful of earning a recall

The U.N. rights body on Thursday renewed the mandate of a U.N. office to collect and preserve evidence of alleged wartime human rights crimes in Sri Lanka, despite opposition from the government and allies including China.

Pakistan’s foreign minister says about 50% of the water has receded in the country’s worst flood-hit province

Former England fast bowler Steve Harmison has named England, Australia, India, Pakistan and New Zealand as the five teams he believes could win the T20 World Cup