There is only one country that has been responsible for risking global peace -- Pakistan. India's neighbour is home to nearly 40,000 terrorists -- 16 of whom are blacklisted by the United Nations.

FATF needs to blacklist Pakistan. At any cost

Pakistan in holding a joint session of the Parliament to pass two bills related to the financial action task force or the FATF.

WION Dispatch: PM Imran Khan plays politics with Oppn. as FATF verdict hangs over Pak

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

Pakistan is close to being the blacklisted by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). The global terror-financing watchdogs will meet in coming days to decide on Pak's fate. PM Imran Khan will hold a meeting with all opposition parties for proposed legislations related to the FATF.

Pakistan to hold meeting with opposition parties regarding FATF greylist

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has warned that if Pakistan is blacklisted at the FATF or Financial Action Task Force then Pakistan's economy will be destroyed due to inflation and a massive fall in Pakistani Rupee.

FATF blacklisting will destroy Pakistani economy, says Imran Khan

Days after including India's most wanted terrorist Dawood Ibrahim on its new sanctions list, Pakistan on Sunday tried to wriggle out of its admission on his presence in the country by claiming that its notifications about the 88 banned terror groups and their leaders were based on the details provided by the UN.

Pakistan confirms putting Dawood Ibrahim's name in new terror sanctions

Seeking to wriggle out of the FATF's grey list, Pakistan has imposed tough financial sanctions on 88 banned terror groups and their leaders, including Hafiz Saeed, Masood Azhar and Dawood Ibrahim, by ordering the seizure of all of their properties and freezing of bank accounts, a media report said on Saturday.

Pak targets Hafiz Saeed, Masood Azhar & Dawood Ibrahim; increases curbs on terror groups to avoid FATF blacklist

The Pakistan government on Wednesday managed to get two Financial Action Task Force (FATF) related bills passed by the National Assembly despite disruption in the House due to vociferous protest by the Opposition parties.

Pakistan govt gets two FATF-related bills passed through National Assembly amid opposition protest

Pakistan on Friday rejected as "fabricated news" the reports in the media about its continuation on the FATF's Grey List, saying no "new decision" was taken about it at the virtual plenary of the global terror financing watchdog.

Pak rejects reports on its FATF Grey List, says 'no decision' taken at plenary

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's government has decided to delete nearly 4,000 names from its terror watch list to change its image in front of the United Nations Security Council.

'Insufficient information': Pakistan deletes nearly 4,000 terrorists names

By: Anshu Dubey A New York-based regulatory technology company Castellum.AI released a detailed study report earlier this week that mentioned how Pakistan has removed names of thousands of terrorists from its watch list.

International standards demand for transparency in listing & de-listing process: Peter Piatesky to WION

The coronavirus pandemic seems to be tailored to Pakistani instincts. It is silent, discreet and knows no borders. As it quietly spreads to new territories, Pakistan, too is quietly upto something.

How Pakistan is 'rebranding' terrorists

Iran blacklisted over failure to curb terror funding. According to FATF Iran failed to implement its action plans and there could be adverse consequences for Iran. On the other hand, Iran says that FATF was pressured by America.

Iran put on terror financing blacklist

The United Arab Emirates' central bank is investigating Pakistan's largest bank to ascertain if it violated anti-money- laundering and terrorism-financing laws, the regulator said on Wednesday.

UAE regulator to investigate Pakistan bank for money laundering

Pakistan has been given four months to act against terror financing. The FATF has warned the Imran Khan government of stern action if it fails to curb the flow of money to terror groups. Wion's Palki gets you the details of what happened at the FATF meeting.

Gravitas: Pakistan to remain on the FATF grey list

Pakistan has until June to improve its counter-terror financing operations in line with an internationally agreed action plan or face actions against it, a global watchdog said on Friday.

Global watchdog FATF keeps Pakistan on terrorism financing 'grey list'

The global dirty money watchdog placed Iran on its blacklist on Friday after it failed to comply with international anti-terrorism financing norms, a move that will deepen the country's isolation from financial markets.

Global watchdog places Iran on terrorism financing blacklist

Pakistan continues to be on the Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) grey list on terror funding. This is after Pakistan failed to fulfil the commitment to curb terror funding. FATF has asked Pakistan to implement an action plan by June.

WION Dispatch: Pak to remain on FATF's Grey list; Fails to implement 13/27 points

Pakistan hopes to secure a four-month reprieve at a global meeting on anti-terrorism financing in Paris on Friday where a decision whether or not to blacklist the South Asian nation is expected, officials and analysts said.

Pakistan expects reprieve at global anti-terror financing meeting

Sources: Pakistan remain on FATF grey list

In an unprecedented move, China joined India to send a message to Pakistan at the FATF. WION's Palki Sharma tells you how Islamabad will remain under global scrutiny for terror financing.

Gravitas: Pakistan on FATF grey list, China backs India

In a major shift in China’s position, which has always backed Pakistan at the FATF, Beijing sent a stern message to Pakistan to complete its commitments on action against terrorist financing.

In major shift, China sends stern message to Pakistan on FATF

Pakistan has not mentioned mafia don Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar who according to the UN has links to al Qaeda, in its response to the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)body’s ongoing plenary meeting in Paris, where one of the key decisions to be made whether to keep the country on the “grey list”.

Pakistan does not mention Dawood Ibrahim in its response to FATF

FATF subgroup on Tuesday recommended Pakistan's continuation on 'Grey List'. The final decision will be taken on Friday when the FATF takes up issues concerning Pakistan.

Pakistan to remain on FATF grey list, relieved from additional sanctions; final decision on Friday

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