Pakistani Minister, Hina Rabbani Khar spoke to WION last week. She mentioned a few things about the 'New Delhi - Islamabad' ties and Bilawal's visit to India. For details, watch the video.

'Its not a bilateral tour, but a SCO visit' : Hina Rabbani

In an exclusive interview, Hina Rabbani Khar, Pakistan's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, speaks to WION's Anas Mallick. Speaking about the Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's visit to India for the SCO Summit, she says, "It's an SCO visit and not an India visit. It's in Goa, the foreign minister is going. If it was in Timbuktu or Washington DC, he would still be going." The South Asian nation is currently engulfed in political turmoil and inflation is sky rocketing. Hoping for respite, Khar said, "The country needs time out from drama."

'Terrorism & TTP continues to remain challenge for us' Hina Rabbani exclusively talks to WION

There was no Bilawal Bhutto, it was left for his deputy, Hina Rabbani Khar, to meet Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov. But Khar was unprepared and appears nervous. She came with only one official while Lavrov was waiting with a full team of diplomats. Pakistanis are livid, calling out the Pakistani government. Netizens are even asking for the resignation of Hina Rabbani Khar.

Islamabad's embarrassing diplomatic gaffe | World News | WION

India's Foreign Minister S Jaishankar hits out at Pakistan over the issue of terrorism. Speaking in New York he said that Islamabad should clean up its act and try to be a good neighbour recalling former United States secretary of State Hillary Clinton's to Pakistan's Minister of State Hina Rabbani in 2011 that, 'Snakes in your backyard won't bite only neighbours.'

S Jaishankar recalls Hillary Clinton's phrase: 'Snakes in backyard won't bite only neighbours'

After Pakistan Prime Minister confirms his meeting with US President Joe Biden, Pakistan Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Hina Rabbani said that the conversation between the two leaders was 'good, constructive and forward-looking'. She also added that currently Pakistan's relationship with the US is de-hyphenated from any other relationship and they want it to be further de-hyphenated.

'Conversation between Pakistan PM Sharif and US President Biden was constructive,' says Hina Rabbani

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'Its not a bilateral tour, but a SCO visit' : Hina Rabbani

'Terrorism & TTP continues to remain challenge for us' Hina Rabbani exclusively talks to WION

Islamabad's embarrassing diplomatic gaffe | World News | WION

S Jaishankar recalls Hillary Clinton's phrase: 'Snakes in backyard won't bite only neighbours'

'Conversation between Pakistan PM Sharif and US President Biden was constructive,' says Hina Rabbani