Pakistan has intensified its counterterrorism campaign by launching a large-scale ground operation and targeted strikes against suspected militant hideouts near the Afghanistan border, a move that has significantly heightened tensions between the two neighboring countries. The military action came shortly after a deadly attack on a paramilitary facility in Karachi, where armed militants targeted security...
Fresh tensions have emerged along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border after Taliban authorities accused Pakistan of carrying out a cross-border strike that allegedly killed several civilians, including children and a woman, and injured others. The incident has renewed concerns over security and stability in the volatile frontier region, where both countries have frequently exchanged accusations over militant...
In a tragic incident that has sparked outrage across Afghanistan, three Afghan cricketers were reportedly among eight people killed after Pakistan carried out an airstrike near the shared border on Sunday. The strike, which targeted areas along the volatile Durand Line, has once again raised concerns over escalating tensions between the two neighbouring nations. According...
In a significant development following days of deadly violence along the border, Pakistan and the Taliban-led administration in Afghanistan have agreed to a 48-hour ceasefire. The truce, which reportedly came into effect on Wednesday evening, aims to bring temporary relief after intense cross-border clashes that claimed dozens of lives and displaced several civilians on both...
New Delhi: India has extended urgent humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan following a series of powerful earthquakes that devastated the eastern region, killing more than 800 people and injuring at least 2,800. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) announced the aid on Monday, sharing images on X of trucks carrying sacks of rice and other essential...
Pakistan on Friday expressed willingness to accept any international assistance, including from the United States, to help resolve the long-standing Kashmir dispute. Speaking at a weekly press briefing, Foreign Office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said, “We welcome help not only from the US but any country which can help stabilise the situation and move towards...