Pakistan's foreign office has said it has "faithfully complied" with Financial Action Task Force (FATF) condictions and is hoping for a "positive direction" as officials meet in Paris next week.

Politicisation by some countries, says Pakistan on FATF grey list

Pakistan has asked the global watchdog on money laundering and terror financing, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) to remove the country from the grey list after it claimed to have seen the exposure of Indian propaganda by the European Union (EU) DisinfoLab.

Pakistan urges FATF for grey list removal

The global anti-terror watchdog Financial Action Task Force(FATF) is set to evaluate Pakistan's progress on the action plan goals on Thursday. The group will meet virtually to discuss and evaluate Pakistan's efforts in curbing terror financing.

FATF to evaluate Pakistan's progress in terror financing

Pakistan's record with money is exceptional. It's the global headquarters of terror financing. It has been on the FATF grey list for more than two years and should be on the blacklist but like most international institutions and mechanisms this too is turning out to be a bit of a farce.

Pakistan openly flouts FATF terror guidelines

Pakistan Army is conspiring to push large groups of terrorists in Kashmir in order to create disturbances, said security agencies, adding that Pakistan's Border Action Team is also active at some of the launch pads near Line of Control(LoC) in order to help the terrorists.

Intelligence agencies reveal Pakistan Army's strategy to unleash terror in J&K

As the two-day Financial Action Task Force (FATF) meeting heads towards a conclusion, Islamabad is making last-ditch attempts to avoid getting blacklisted. Pakistan President Dr Arif Alvi summoned a joint sitting of the Parliament earlier today.

FATF: Pak government presents details on anti-terror measures during Parliament session

The Pakistan Parliament today met to vote on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) related legislation. The FATF bill regarding Waqf properties bill was tabled and was initially adopted through verbal votes of "ayes" in favour of the bill, however, the House Speaker later asked for a vote count after the Opposition objected, the bill was finally passed with 200 members voting in favour and 190 voting against it.

Pakistan Parliament passes FATF-related bills amid uproar

Pakistan is set to convene a joint session of its parliament to pass two bills related to the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), ahead of the terror financing watchdog's meet which will start on Tuesday.

Pak to hold joint session of parliament to get FATF bills passed

The Financial Action Task Force(FATF) will meet in a few days from now to decide Pakistan's fate with the country on the "grey list". The grey list means Pakistan doesn't qualify for many international loans and investment projects and a blacklist will sound the death knell for its economy.

PM Imran Khan plays politics with Opposition as FATF verdict hangs over Pak

India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar on Friday slammed Pakistan and without taking the name of the country said, "states that have turned the production of terrorists into a primary export have attempted, by dint of bland denials, to paint themselves as victims of terror.

Jaishankar slams Pakistan; says 'exporter' of terror painting themselves as 'victims' of terror

The plenary meeting of the Financial Action Task Force(FATF) has decided to keep Pakistan on the terror "grey list", according to reports. Also Read: Pakistan continues to serve as safe haven for regionally-focused terrorist groups:, says US report Pakistan’s progress on its anti-terror Action Plan wasn't considered due to situation arising out of coronavirus pandemic.

Pakistan to remain in FATF's terror financing 'grey list': Report

The US Department of State in its report has said that Pakistan continues to serve as a "safe haven" for certain "regionally-focused terrorist groups." Watch Video: "Pakistan continued to serve as a safe haven for certain regionally-focused terrorist groups.

Pakistan continues to serve as safe haven for regionally-focused terrorist groups: US report

In 2018, Pakistan had 69 million people living in poverty. By June 2020, 18 million more may slip below the poverty line. Pakistan has the worst infant mortality rate in the world.

WION Edit: Why Pakistan's Imran Khan is chasing the wrong priorities

Facing the risk of being placed on the FATF blacklist with Iran and North Korea, Pakistan has submitted its compliance report to the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force (FATF) showing its efforts to change anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing laws.

Pakistan submits compliance report to FATF

The crucial meet of the Financial action task force(FATF), the global anti-terror financing body will begin today in Paris which will decide if Pakistan will be put on the blacklist or removed from the greylist.

FATF meet to begin in Paris today; outcome to decide Pak's fate on terror listing

A delegation of Pakistani officials on Sunday evening left for Paris to attend a crucial session of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) in the French capital where the global terror financing watchdog is due to announce its decision on the country's 'Grey List' status.

Pakistan delegation leaves for Paris to attend Financial Action Task Force meeting

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Asia Pacific Group (APG) is expected to review Pakistan's crucial compliance report on efforts to curb money laundering and terror financing during its meet in Bangkok today.

Pakistan's fate hangs in balance amid crucial FATF review meet in Bangkok today

Financial Action Task Force(FATF) president Marshall Billingslea has said Pakistan has to do "significant work to meet the obligations they themselves undertook" as part of there high-level commitments and the country is "lacking in almost every respect of action plan.

Absolute possibility Pakistan could be blacklisted: FATF president Billingslea

US army is ready to go, don't mistake our discretion for weakness: US National Security Advisor John Bolton tells Iran US National Security Advisor John Bolton warned Tehran on Sunday of misinterpreting as "weakness" President Donald Trump's last-minute cancellation of a retaliatory strike on Iran.

News brief: Big stories of the day

The Pakistan government claimed that its defence budget was kept unchanged at Rs 1,152,535 million for next fiscal (2019-20), but the official documents showed that there was nominal increase of 4.

Pakistan's defence budget 'unchanged', says minister; documents show 4.5% increase

Pakistan PM Imran Khan announced today that the country's military has decided on "unprecedented voluntary initiative of stringent cuts in its defence expenditures" due to the critical financial situation prevailing in the country.

Pak PM Imran Khan announces military's 'voluntary cut' in defence expenditure amid financial crisis

Saudi Arabia said it regrets the European Commission's decision to include the country in a blacklist of nations seen as posing a threat to the bloc because of lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering, a statement published by Saudi Press Agency said early on Thursday.

Pak, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka in European Commission blacklist for terror financing, money laundering

Pakistan's government has agreed to take fresh steps to address the money laundering and terror-financing issues, in an effort to avoid being blacklisted by Financial Action Task Force (FATF) ahead of its crucial meeting next month, officials said.

Pakistan agrees to take fresh steps to avoid being blacklisted by FATF

After an on-site assessment of the steps taken by Pakistan to curb terror financing and money laundering, a visiting Financial Action Task Force (FATF) team has finalised a report with 40 recommendations for de-listing Islamabad from its grey list from September next year, according to a media report Friday.

FATF team finalises report with recommendations for de-listing Pak from grey list in Sep'19