Pakistanis are queuing for hours to grab coffee and pastries from Canadian chain Tim Hortons, which opened its first outlet in the South Asian country this week just as its economic crisis took a turn for the worse.

Pakistan: Coffee trumps economic crisis

China has released a travel advisory for its citizens living in Pakistan. Beijing has called the situation grave and complex. Watch this report to know more.

China warns of high security risks in Pakistan

U.S. State Department Counselor Derek Chollet will lead a delegation to Pakistan from 14-18th February as Washington and Islamabad seek to repair ties strained under former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

U.S. delegation to visit Pakistan as two sides seek to repair ties

IMF and Pakistan resumed talks on Monday with Islamabad hoping that the latest round of virtual talks will bring in much needed easing to the country's stretched economy.

Pakistan desperate for IMF bailout

Pakistan has ordered for a complete ban on issuing visas to Afghan nationals. A letter to this effect has been sent to all of its embassies in the European Union.

Pakistan bans visas for Afghans in Europe

Has Pakistan joined the war in Ukraine? Reports say, Islamabad is secretly sending weapons & mercenaries to Ukraine. Priyanka Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Pak caught sending mercenaries & weapons to Ukraine

After the lid was blown over a visa scandal, Pakistan's Foreign Office on Monday ordered its European embassies to not issue visas to Afghan citizens until further notice.

Pakistan orders its European embassies to NOT issue visas to Afghan nationals

Protests erupted after a woman was allegedly gang-raped in the largest public park of Pakistan's capital city of Islamabad, which took place reportedly in the first week of February.

Pakistan: Anger and frustration over reported gang-rape in F-9 Park in capital

Pakistan Navy kicked off counter-terrorism drills on February 12. The drills were held just off the coast of the port city of Karachi. Special Forces troops parachuted from jets, jumped from helicopters. 50 countries were part of this year's exercises dubbed "AMAN-23".

Pakistan Special Forces conduct Counter-Terrorism Drills

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan has done a big u-turn on who was behind his regime change since he was ousted through a no-confidence motion last april. Imran khan has always maintained that U.S. was behind the regime change. Now he has blamed former army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa for conspiring along with Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif to change the regime.

Pakistan: Khan blames Bajwa-Sharif for regime change

China participated in joint military exercises in Pakistan as the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy's guided-missile destroyer Nanning arrived at the port of Karachi on February 9.

China participates in multinational naval exercise AMAN-23 in Pakistan

24-year-old woman has been allegedly raped in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad. The incident took place in Islamabad's Fatima Jinnah Park, according to a statement filed by the survivor, she was present in the park with her male colleague where she was allegedly attacked two armed men.

Pakistan: Protests, fury at rape 'epidemic' as gang rape reported in public park in Islamabad

At least three Pakistani police security personnel were killed and 22 others, including civilians, were injured when a convoy of the army came under attack in the Mir Ali sub-division of the North Waziristan district, reported Dawn.

Pakistan: At least three security personnel killed in North Waziristan terror attack

At a time when Ukraine has appealed for increased supplier weapons from the West, Pakistan has reportedly emerged as the Nation paying heed to the call. Reports suggest that Pakistan has stepped up military supplies to Ukraine. The delivery of weapons is said to be taking place from a German port and simultaneously with the Poland route.

Reports: Pakistan steps up arms supply to Ukraine | Russia-Ukraine War

Facing an economic crisis, Pakistan has agreed to hike tariffs on electricity to meet conditions set out by the IMF. The Pakistan government plans to raise more than 631 billion dollars in revenue to meet conditions for the global lender.

Pakistan to raise $631 MN in revenue, Finance Minister chairs meeting

Pakistan will be providing military supplies to Ukraine through a German port, concurrently with the Poland route, for transferring rockets which will be used in multi-barrel rocket launchers, according to a report published by the Economic Times.

Pakistan to provide military supplies to Ukraine via German port: report

A suicide bomber blew himself in a mosque in Peshawar in one of the deadliest terror attacks Pakistan has seen in recent history. Over 100 men, including police officers and civilians, were killed. Pakistani terror group Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is believed to have carried it out. The continuous onslaught of TTP has made Pakistan so desperate for help that it is now looking towards the Afghan Taliban for intervention in the matter. But there is a grim chance of any help. Here's why nobody will help Pakistan fight the home-grown Taliban: Watch Game Plan with Shivan Chanana

Pakistan Vs TTP | Why nobody will help Pakistan fight home-grown Taliban | WION Game Plan

A man was lynched by the mob on allegations of Blasphemy in Pakistan. The incident reportedly took place in Punjab's Nankana Sahib, where the man was arrested by the police over the allegations of Blasphemy and hundreds of people reportedly stormed the police station where the victim was in custody.

Pakistan: Man lynched & set on fire by mob over Blasphemy in Punjab's Nankana Sahib

Pakistan's cup of woes is overflowing as the country's economy is in deep crisis - a never-ending nightmare for its citizens. The government was expecting help from IMF but it wasn't forthcoming. The Pakistani rupee is in free fall and inflation continues to spiral.

Pakistan's economy in doldrums: Never-ending nightmare for citizens

In view of the crippling economic crisis in Pakistan, the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's austerity committee has made some recommendations where it is now asked Pakistan's missions abroad to cut costs.

Pakistan economic crisis: Austerity panel recommends 15% expense cut on abroad missions

Pakistan: Austerity panel suggests curtailing number of foreign missions

Amid the economic crisis, the Pakistan government has approved a new tax on power in order to meet the International Monetary Fund (IMF) conditions, media reported citing an official statement.

Amid economic crisis, Pakistan government approves new tax on power to meet IMF conditions

In a development that may worsen the already dire straits of the Pakistani economy, the country's bid for a bailout package from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has hit a snag.

IMF seeks more time for negotiations over $1.1 billion deal for Pakistan

Pakistan grapples with economic instability and the government is not able to secure the latest tranche of the bailout package of IMF, the steel manufacturing industry in Pakistan has now said that the industry is virtually on the brink of collapse.

Pakistan's steel industry warns of collapse, imports stuck at ports due to Forex crisis

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