Foreign diplomats taken to Neelum Valley to debunk Indian army claim of destroying 'terror launch pads'
No official from Indian High Commission joined the foreign diplomats' team, says Dr Faisal.
India to build solar, wind farms along Pakistan border
India currently harnesses 23pc of its total power from renewable sources, including solar and wind.
DG ISPR issues open challenge to Indian army to share locations of targeted 'terror camps'
Military's media wing announces it will take foreign diplomats, media to AJK to disprove Indian claims of terror camps.
No Syria-type pullout planned for Afghanistan: Pentagon chief
Esper says America maintains a “longstanding commitment” to Afghanistan.
US House speaker Pelosi makes unannounced visit to Afghanistan
The congressional visit coincides with one by US Defence Secretary Mark Esper.
India pounds AJK villages, loses nine troops in reprisal
DG ISPR terms Indian army chief's statement claiming destruction of three alleged camps in AJK as "disappointing".
Pentagon chief in Afghanistan as US looks to kickstart Taliban talks
The aim is to still get a peace agreement at some point, a political agreement. That's the best way forward: Mark Esper.
EU calls for Afghanistan ceasefire
The deal, which had been in its final stages before being called off, included no immediate, comprehensive ceasefire.
Manmohan agreed to be at Kartarpur event as common man: FM
"He is welcome even as a common participant," says Qureshi.
Afghanistan election results ‘delayed’
The IEC has repeatedly said it will not count votes unless they had been verified biometrically.
Afghans search for bodies after at least 69 killed in mosque explosions
No group has claimed responsibility but the government accused Taliban insurgents of being behind it.
Internet shutdown fuels occupied Kashmir fake news battle in South Asia
In the absence of real news from Indian-occupied Kashmir, waves of false information have emerged online.
Bangladesh border forces kill Indian guard in rare clash
Bangladesh Border Guard says it fired in self-defence after Indian border guards tried to take away an Indian fisherman.
India’s hegemonic aspirations a threat for Pakistan: Qureshi
Foreign minister says New Delhi is building up nuclear and conventional military forces.
‘Unprecedented’ Afghan civilian casualties in three months: UN report
"Civilian casualties are totally unacceptable," says the UN’s special representative in Afghanistan.
Before the phones came back to life, Kashmiri families could not even mourn their dead
Sad tidings reached too late. And death certificates could not be handed out under an internet blackout.
Pakistan will consider India's attempt to divert water flow an act of aggression: FO
"Pakistan has the right to respond," says Dr Faisal, when asked about Modi's comments.
Riyadh responded positively to PM’s initiative: Qureshi
Pakistan shared its perspective and assessment of the conflict and "Iranian sentiments", says foreign minister.
Mexico deports 311 Indian migrants back to South Asia
Mexico has stepped up its immigration enforcement in recent months under pressure from the United States.
India’s ‘miracle baby’ making recovery in hospital
"It’s a miracle that she survived being buried for so long," her doctor Ravi Khanna says.
Indian capital's air quality plunges despite new measures
India is home to the 14 most polluted cities; New Delhi air quality index stood at 299, six times the recommended level.