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Need to support Pakistan's efforts to combat terrorism: US

Pakistan Army had on Friday claimed that it killed 100 terror suspects

Pakistan under threat from Islamic State: Pak's US Envoy

Aizaz Chaudhry said Islamic State may head to the country as the Syrian conflict nears an end

Pakistan accuses India of trying to sabotage CPEC

India has been involved in terrorist activities in Pakistan, says Zakaria

Pakistan most dangerous country for the world, says ex-CIA official

Failing economy, rampant terrorism & growing nuclear arsenal were identified as potential threats

Pakistan boycotts UN meet as US delays visa to deputy chairman

Maulana Haideri was scheduled to travel to the US on Sunday to attend the International Parliamentary Union IPU hearing

Blast at crowded vegetable market in northwest Pak kills 20

50 injured; death toll likely to rise as market was crowded due to early morning rush

Digital skills bootcamps to empower women in Pakistan

Hamid is digital evangelist and an influencer in Pakistan's tech community, reports Tech In Asia

Top Pak MPs become millionaires overnight, probe ordered

Leader of the Opposition in Senate Aitzaz Ahsan and others claimed fake accounts were being operated

Alibaba's Jack Ma meets Nawaz Sharif to discuss investment in Pakistan

The two met on the sidelines of the 2017 World Economic Forum

Relationship with Pakistan extraordinarily complicated: US

The situation in Afghanistan continues to be a concern, says Josh Earnest

World needs India's leadership in countering terror: US

Pakistan has asked by US to dismantle safe havens of all terrorist networks operating from its soil

Pakistan bloggers missing; US expresses concern

The US has expressed concern over reports that many bloggers and writers in Pakistan have been going missing in recent weeks. "We're very concerned by reports that several Pakistani bloggers and activists have been reported missing and we're going to continue to monitor the situation," State Department Deputy Spokesman, Mark Toner, told reporters at his daily news conference. At the same time, the State Department welcomed the Pakistani interior ministry's announcement that it would investigate the disappearance of one of those individuals, Salman Haider. "We also appreciate the fact that members of both houses of parliament have voiced their concern and called for an investigation into all four disappearances," Toner said. "Of course, we value freedom of expression. That's something we take very seriously and are going to continue to monitor the situation in Pakistan," the Deputy Spokesman said.

India's missile programme a threat to regional peace: Pakistan

Pakistan believes that through meaningful dialogue can promote peace and stability in the region

'We do not want to join arms race in S Asia,' Pakistan tells MTCR

Pak has intensified its efforts to join the exclusive club of countries since India joined the elite group

Is Pak Army preparing to turn the heat on LeT and Jaish?

No Lal Masjid-style crackdown, new army chief to rely on ISI squeeze

Pakistan test-fires first sub-launched cruise missile

The range of the missile is 450 km

Pakistan hands over dossier on India's 'interference' to UN chief

This is a follow-up to the three dossiers, which were shared with the UN in October 2015

Pakistan hands over dossier on 'India's interference' to UN

The neighbouring country has asked the international body to play a role in "restraining" India

Pakistan releases 220 Indian fishermen

Fishermen released were arrested for allegedly entering Pakistan's territorial waters illegally

Fake news leads Pak minister to issue nuke threat to Israel

The Israeli Defence Ministry responded on Twitter to say the report was fictitious