Pakistan: 42 including women and children killed after gunmen attack passenger vehicles in Kurram.

BREAKING: 42 Killed In Pak's Kurram Convoy Attack, Gunmen Target 3 Passenger Vehicles

At least 17 children of a religious seminary were killed after their boat capsized in the Tanda dam in northwest Pakistan on Sunday, officials said. Besides, as many as 13 students were injured and had been taken to hospital, said Furqan Khan, the deputy commissioner of Kohat district in northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province where the accident took place, reports AFP news agency.

At least 17 kids killed after boat carrying them capsizes in Pakistan

India's foreign policy drew praise from Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, who commended New Delhi's independent stand on foreign policy matters. On Friday night, he made the remark during his address to the nation.

'No one can tell India what to do': Pakistan PM Imran Khan praises New Delhi's independent foreign policy

Imran Khan, Pakistan's Prime Minister, said on Friday night that he was "disappointed" by the Supreme Court's decision against his government, but he accepted it because he respected the court.

Ready to struggle, people should protest on Sunday: Imran Khan tells Pakistan in rambling national TV address

In signs of trouble for South Korean auto major Hyundai #BoycottHyundai was trending on Twitter in India. Now, this after some reports pointed out Hyundai Pakistan's social media handles put out very controversial tweets on Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir that angered the Indian netizens.

Hyundai Pakistan posts anti-India tweets, netizens slam South Korean giant

The United States government was aware of Pakistan’s nuclear programme early in January 1979, according to a newly declassified American government documents that were made accessible recently.

US prez Carter knew about Pak’s nuclear programme in 1979, didn’t push too hard: Declassified documents

Pakistan Punjab Governor Chaudry Muhammad Sarwar who was on a visit to the US humiliated Pakistan and made huge money to the tune of 40 thousand dollars for his NGO, Sarwar Foundation.

Pakistan Punjab Governor Chaudry Muhammad Sarwar humiliates his nation in US

Prime Minister Imran Khan has affected a cabinet reshuffle on December 11 in an apparent bid to give a new face to the stale looking government which people have ostensibly started to reject owing to an increasing trust deficit between the rulers and the ruled.

Opinion: Will a cabinet reshuffle help Imran Khan to restore order in Pakistan?

India has taken up the harassment of its diplomats in Islamabad with Pakistan and has sent note-verbales to the Pakistani foreign ministry. Increased harassment in the form of intimidation, intrusive surveillance and even physical threats have been noticed against Indian diplomats by Pakistani security agencies since the 31st of May 2020.

India takes up harassment of its diplomats in Islamabad with Pakistan

Following India's steps, Pakistan convened a video conference of health ministers from the SAARC countries. Dr. Rajiv Garg, Director General of Health Services, represented the Government of India. The meeting was intended to be a ministerial-level interaction but most member states chose to send ministers instead.

COVID-19 Pandemic: Pakistan convenes SAARC Health Ministers' meet

The Supreme Court of Pakistan has called out the Pakistan govt for its negligence. The top court has demanded the ouster of the Health Advisor to Pak PM Dr. Zafar Mirza. But Imran Khan is still seeking loan waivers and additional funds. Where is the Pakistan govt spending its relief money? WION's Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Top Court in Pakistan wants health adviser removed | Wuhan Coronavirus

Pakistan's top court has asked the government to remove Health Minister Zafar Mirza over his incapability of handling the coronavirus cases in the country. Watch report:

Pakistan SC seeks Health Minister's removal: Mirza unable to handle COVID-19 crisis

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has warned that the situation due to coronavirus pandemic "can further deteriorate" and "hospitals may not be able to cope" with the increasing number of COVID-19 patients, as authorities on Thursday reported 340 new cases, taking the tally to 4,414.

Imran Khan warns situation 'can further deteriorate' as coronavirus tally reaches 4,457

At a time when the entire world is uniting to fight against the coronavirus pandemic, Pakistan minorities are not only reeling under the wrath of the lethal virus but have also been facing discrimination at the hands of Pakistani authorities.

COVID-19: Pak minorities face discrimination at the hands of authorities

Religious programmes attended by thousands in several mosques in Pakistan, Malaysia and India have been linked to many positive cases of coronavirus, according to reports.

How religious gatherings becoming potential COVID-19 hotspots in Asia 

Pakistan's top health official claimed on Sunday that the situation was under control as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the country was still limited to 1,526, even as authorities stepped up efforts to contain the fast-spreading deadly viral infection.

Pakistan says coronavirus outbreak under control as cases rise to 1,526

Pakistan has confirmed that it will join Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's proposal of a video conference for a joint SAARC strategy on fighting coronavirus outbreak.

Pakistan to join India's effort for SAARC strategy to fight COVID-19 

On the occasion of Sri Guru Granth Sahib first Prakash Purb celebrations, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi government will complete the work on Kartarpur Sahib Corridor within the time frame.

Kartarpur Corridor will be completed within time frame: Amit Shah

PML-N leader Maryam Nawaz on Monday threatened to stage a hunger strike outside Kot Lakhpat jail in Lahore if her father and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif was denied provision of home cooked food in the prison.

Maryam warns of hunger strike if former Pakistan PM Nawz Sharif not allowed home cooked food

Gunmen shot and killed a female polio vaccinator on Thursday, the fourth this week in the latest surge of violence against efforts to rid the world of the crippling childhood disease, an official said.

Gunmen kill woman polio vaccinator in Pakistan

Pakistan on Friday closed down two main border crossings with Afghanistan for two days on the request of Kabul to facilitate the smooth conduct of upcoming parliamentary elections in the war-torn country.

Pakistan closes 2 border gates ahead of Afghan elections

Trouble for Pakistan Airlines in India

The opening of the Kartarpur border crossing for Sikh pilgrims will remain pending if there are no talks between India and Pakistan, the Foreign Office said Thursday, asserting that dialogue is the only way forward to resolve issues and disputes between the two countries.

Opening of Kartarpur corridor will remain pending if there are no talks: Pakistan

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan will visit China next month for his first trip to the country's all-weather ally, a media report said Friday. A high-level delegation will also accompany Khan during his visit to China, Geo News quoting sources said.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan to visit China next month: Report

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