Cash-strapped Islamabad tries to stave off trade tariffs and deepen ties with White House

Tensions soared after last month's attack at tourist site in India-controlled Kashmir

New Delhi takes action after linking Islamabad to militant attack in Indian-administered Kashmir

The move comes after New Delhi halted a water-sharing treaty following a deadly terrorist attack 

Prosecutors have argued that the politician mishandled a classified cable sent to Islamabad by the country’s ambassador to the US

Iran said Saturday it had conducted a successful satellite launch into its highest orbit yet, the latest for a program the West fears improves Tehran’s ballistic missiles.

Akhtar Soomro/Reuters Pakistan and Iran have now taken extraordinary step of attacking militants on each other’s soil at a time of expanding conflict in the Middle East and wider region

Authorities in Balochistan province told CNN two girls had died and at least four people were injured. 

Cricketer-turned-politician, 70, was accused of misusing his premiership to buy and sell gifts

The ex-leader has passed away in a hospital in the UAE

Pakistan's police have said the country's former prime minister, Imran Khan, is under investigation.

Parliament confirms Shahbaz Sharif as next PM amid allegations of US meddling

The people should decide the future of their country, “not the corrupt or the foreigners,” Imran Khan has said

Pakistan has fired back at India after it reduced the status of the disputed Kashmir region, saying it will suspend bilateral trade and downgrade diplomatic ties.

Thousands of people, including tourists and Hindu pilgrims, are leaving Indian-administered Kashmir after local officials issued a security alert.

The first video of captured Indian pilot Abhinandan Varthaman crossing the border back into India after he was released by Pakistani authorities has been unveiled.

India’s first attack across ceasefire line since 1971 did not result in casualties or damage, Pakistan says

The US military says it is cancelling $300m (£230m) in aid to Pakistan over what it calls Islamabad's failure to take action against militant groups.

Pakistani voters began casting their ballots amid tight security Wednesday following an election campaign marred by rumours of a “silent coup” by the military. Election violence has already broken out, with dozens reported dead in a blast in Quetta.

Abandoned by her family and stigmatized by society, trans journalist Marvia Malik breaks barriers and challenges discrimination as Pakistan’s first transgender news anchor.