"History attests to Pakistan’s firm resolve and ability to protect and defend itself," the Foreign Office said in a statement while criticising India’s ruling dispensation for resorting to hateful rhetoric for electoral gains. For long, Pakistan’s establishment has been criticised for its practice of enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings by international bodiesNEW DELHI: Pakistan on

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s message on India’s stand on terrorism has shaken Pakistan, forcing its government to issue a statement trying to seek sympathy from the international community.A day after Rajnath Singh sent a tough message on terrorism, Pakistan’s foreign office issued a statement against what it described as the Indian Defence Minister’s "provocative remarks".Today’s India has

The death of Chinese workers in Pak is likely to force Beijing to ask Kabul to take stringent action against the TTP, which is exactly what Islamabad wantsSometime between 31 March and 1 April, a report was submitted by the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), which works under the direct supervision of Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI),

India’s Home Minister Amit Shah hit out at Congress on Saturday (Apr 6) over party President Mallikarjun Kharge’s remarks on Kashmir during a rally.Shah said that it was the grand old party’s "Italian culture" that hindered its understanding of India.The Union home minister took to his official X handle and said that it was extremely shameful to see that the Congress party was asking the people "

Srinagar: The army on Saturday issued a statement over the Uri infiltration bid in which two militants were killed and said that the foiled attempt indicated the enemy’s intention to fuel unrest in the valley ahead of the General Elections.The Army in a statement said, “An infiltration bid by militants was successfully foiled along the Line of Control in Uri Sector on 05 April 2024 in a joint

Philippines reports ‘harassment’ by Chinese vessels ahead of joint drills with alliesManila: The United States, Japan, Australia and the Philippines will hold their first joint naval exercises, including anti-submarine warfare training, in a show of force Sunday in the South China Sea where Beijing’s aggressive actions to assert its territorial claims have caused alarm.The four treaty allies and