Tag: Pakistan

There are few nations in the modern world that have turned deception into a state philosophy quite like Pakistan. From its creation in ...

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s thunderous words in Lucknow must have sent tremors across Pakistan’s power corridors. Addressing the flag-off of the first ...

A deadly airstrike near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border has once again exposed the deepening hostility between two neighbours that were once close allies. What ...

In a fresh chapter of its long-standing practice of externalising internal failures, Pakistan has once again turned to India as its scapegoat—this time ...

In a rare diplomatic pause after days of heavy cross-border shelling, Pakistan and the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan have agreed to a temporary ...

The partition of British India in 1947 created a state divided by more than a thousand miles of Indian territory West Pakistan (present-day ...

For decades, Pakistan has thrived on exporting terror, glorifying jihad, and waging a shadow war against India in the name of Islam and ...

Pakistan on Wednesday carried out a series of airstrikes targeting Afghanistan’s Spin Boldak city near the Chaman border crossing, escalating the already volatile ...

Even as Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif stood on the global stage at the Sharm el-Sheikh peace summit in Egypt, preaching “peace” and ...

It’s a seismic shift. Foreign minister of Afghanistan Mawlawi Muttaqi’s visit to India points to a diplomatic thaw that’s shaking up South Asia’s ...

The march staged to protest Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and push the government on Pro-Palestinian demands, saw violent clashes with police and dozens ...

In a major policy reversal, Pakistan has stated that the Afghan Taliban regime is not legitimate, a stark contrast to its earlier stance ...