The Asia-Pacific group of FATF released the report on Pakistan. Watch this video to know more.

Asia-Pacific FATF report on Pakistan released

US has said that Pakistan must account for "basic expenses" being given to 26/11 mastermind and UN sanctions terrorist Hafiz Saeed. Islamabad had gone to the United Nations Security Council to allow pension of Pakistani rupees 150,000 to Saeed.

Pakistan must account for basic expenses being given to Hafiz Saeed: US

Pakistan continues to play hide and seek game with the international community as far as Mumbai terror attack mastermind and Jammat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed is concerned.

Why Pakistan’s heart bleeds for Hafiz Saeed?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for the need to avoid politicisation of UN listings and the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), stating that the only way to defeat terror is through development.

India says avoid politicisation of UN listing, FATF during anti-terror meet at United Nations 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday called for global solidarity and readiness against terrorism in the same way the world has shown solidarity against challenges like climate change.

To disarm terrorists, avoid politicisation of UN listings, FATF: PM Modi in New York

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has decided to shortly approve a loan worth US $350 million for reforms and financial sustainability programmes that aims to address fiscal, governance, technical and policy deficits in Pakistan`s energy sector.

Asian Development Bank to approve $350m loan for Pakistan's energy sector reforms

Pakistan has spent billions of rupees on proscribed terror outfit Jamat-ud-Dawa (JuD), admitted the country's interior minister on national television. Brig (R) Ijaz Ahmed Shah said that the Imran Khan government has spent billions of Rupees on the terror outfit to attach them to the mainstream.

Pakistan has spent billions of rupees on JuD, admits its minister

Islamabad is all set to raise the Jammu and Kashmir issue when both India and Pakistan speak at the United Nations Human Rights Council on Tuesday. The two nuclear-armed neighbours will be speaking as part of the 42nd session of the UNHRC, which is underway in Geneva.

Pakistan to rake up J&K issue in UNHRC

Pakistan has been lobbying with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) which is due to present, by October, its evaluation report on Islamabad`s action plan to curb terror financing.

Pakistan lobbies for support ahead of FATF Plenary action

Pakistan now faces the challenge of avoiding being placed under FATF's overall black list in October. It was earlier placed in the 'grey list' by FATF.

Big Setback for 'NAYA' Pakistan as FATF's Asia-Pacific Group blacklists Pakistan

Pakistan's failure to exit from Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) grey list is a risk to the recently approved International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan worth USD six billion, said Teresa Daban Sanchez, IMF's Resident Representative for the country.

Pakistan's failure to exit from FATF grey list poses risk to IMF loan: Official

Outgoing Financial Action Task Force (FATF) president, Marshall Billingslea, has hinted about the possibility to blacklisting Pakistan after the international financial watchdog's meeting in Paris.

FATF chief hints at blacklisting of Pak for terror financing

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

Pakistan has failed to complete its action plan on terror financing, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) said, warning Islamabad to meet its commitment by October or face action, which could possibly lead to the country's blacklisting

FATF comes down strongly on Pakistan

Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa has claimed that the country is doing its best and utilising all available sources to eliminate terrorism from its soil, adding that Islamabad has been moving towards attaining sustainable peace and stability.

Day after FATF warning, Pakistan Army Chief claims 'country doing best to wipe out terrorism'

India on Saturday told Pakistan to take "credible, verifiable, irreversible and sustainable measures" on the "global concerns" related to "terrorism and terrorist financing" emanating from any territory under its control after Pakistan managed to survive the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) blacklisting scare for the time being.

India tells Pakistan to take 'credible' measures on terror financing after FATF rap 

Pakistan Remains In FATF Greylist, Survives Blacklist Scare. FATF has decided to keep Pakistan in its greylist,. Watch this video to know more.

Pakistan Remains In FATF Greylist, Survives Blacklist Scare

A multinational task force said Friday it is keeping Iran on a financial blacklist for failing to take action to head off funds flowing to terrorists. The 38-nation Financial Action Task Force (FATF) said it will require more onerous financial oversight if Tehran fails to meet an October deadline for improving its controls.

Financial Action Task Force tightening scrutiny of Iran over terror financing

The Financial Action Task Force(FATF) has announced that Pakistan will remain on the greylist and asked Islamabad to take steps to "address its strategic counter-terrorist financing-related deficiencies" which basically means to act on the financing of terrorism after failing to meet deadline twice.

Pakistan gets FATF rap after failing to meet deadline twice; stays on greylist

Panama has been placed back on an international money laundering watchlist by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the Central American country's economy minister announced Friday.

Panama placed back on FATF list: Economy minister Varela

FATF to announce if Pakistan will be in it's greylist or blacklist. Pakistan is currently facing $10 Bn loss annually. Watch this video to know more.

Big Decision On Pakistan: FATF's Greylist Or Blacklist?

Military Is The Biggest Business Conglomerate In Pakistan. It Runs Over 50 Commercial Entities Over 50 commerical entities worth $20 Billion, Pakistan's military has its fingers in every pie. In fact, the military is the biggest business conglomerate in the country. Palki decodes the extending reach of Pakistan's army

Gravitas: From bread to real estates: The extending reach of Pakistan army

Evolution Of Pakistan's Military Is it an army or a corporate? Pakistan army's business interests exceed $100 Billion. Here's a report charting the evolution of Pakistani army as the biggest economic and political force in the country.

Gravitas: Pakistani army is like a corporate

Pakistan Attempts To Prove That It's Acting Against Terror Financing In its bid to appease FATF, Pakistan decides to shift students from schools run by terrorist Hafiz Saeed to government institutions. The government had funded the very same institutions in the recent past. Is this a cosmetic step meant to convince FATF? Will such efforts even work? Palki explains

Gravitas: Pakistan tries to mollify FATF

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