Days after the suicide bombing in Pakistan left over a hundred dead in Peshawar city, Islamabad is set to ask the Supreme leader of Afghanistan's Taliban to rein-in terrorists in Pakistan.

Pakistan to send delegation to Afghanistan for asking Taliban to rein-in TTP

Former President of Pakistan, General Pervez Musharraf (Retd) passes away after a prolonged illness, at a hospital in Dubai. Reportedly, the former four-star general succumbed to 'Amyloidosis'. Watch further to know more.

Pakistan: General Musharraf's funeral to take place in Karachi, mortal remains to be brought back

General Pervez Musharraf, the former head of the Pakistani military who is also considered the architect of the cross-border intrusions that sparked the Kargil War of 1999, and who perhaps came the closest to resolving the Kashmir dispute with India, passed away on Sunday (February 5) at the age of 79 after a prolonged illness.

Pervez Musharraf and his chequered relationship with India: A look back

General (retired) Pervez Musharraf, the former President of Pakistan, passed away at a hospital in Dubai on Sunday (February 5) morning at the age of 79 following a prolonged illness. Speaking to the news agency Reuters, Shazia Siraj, spokesperson for Pakistan's consulate in Dubai and embassy in Abu Dhabi, said "I can confirm that he passed away this morning." Pakistan's military expressed condolences on his death.

Pakistan: Former Minister Fawad Chaudhry says, 'Had a very close relationship with Musharraf'

Pakistan on Saturday blocked the Wikipedia website over failure to remove "sacrilegious content” two days after it had issued an ultimatum to it for taking it down urgently.

Pakistan blocks Wikipedia for not removing content declared ‘blasphemous’

Another horrific terror attack in Pakistan, leaving over 100 policemen dead. The economy is in free fall. Pakistan is living a nightmare. The cauldron of Islamist terror, political instability and economic meltdown now threaten the very existence of the country.

Inside South Asia: Pakistan on the edge of the precipe

Pakistan has threatened to ban Wikipedia after accusing it of harbouring blasphemous content. Doesn't Pakistan have bigger fish to fry? Is the country (unsuccessfully) trying to divert its people's attention from economic misery? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: Pakistan wants to ban Wikipedia. Here's why

Inside South Asia: Pakistan on the edge of the precipice

Over 100 people have died in the Peshawar suicide blast, it is being called the decade's worst terror attack in Pakistan. What does this mean for a country that's already in middle of an unprecedented economic crisis? Listen in to Vikram Chandra.

This World | Peshawar suicide blast: What it means for Pakistan and its already-troubled economy

Ahmadi mosque in Pakistan's Karachi was allegedly desecrated by unknown attackers on Friday (February 3). A video of the incident, which is said to have happened in the Saddar area, has gone viral on social media forums.

WATCH | Ahmadi mosque in Pakistan's Karachi desecrated by unknown attackers

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday said that the government has no choice but to agree to bailout conditions of IMF that are "beyond imagination". Watch further to know more.

WION Dispatch: No choice but to give in to IMF demands, says Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif

A free-falling Pakistani Rupee Fast-depleting foreign reserves Billions of dollars worth of flood damage Is Pakistan staring at bankruptcy? Will Pakistan get a relief package from the IMF? Watch WION Wideangle

WION Wideangle | Staring at Bankruptcy: The Pakistan story

A court in the Pakistani city of Lahore ordered the release of TV anchor Imran Riaz Khan, who was arrested a day before after being accused of inciting hate. Khan is widely perceived to be critical of the current Pakistani political dispensation in power led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and has had many rounds of brush ups with law in past.

Pakistani court orders release of TV anchor arrested after questioning army’s ‘apolitical’ credentials

Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja has once again made a strange claim, insinuating that India copied Pakistan's bowling attack. “I often feel India took a look at Pakistan and designed their bowling attack the same way," said the ex-cricketer on his YouTube channel.

Former PCB chairman Ramiz Raja claims India 'copied' Pakistan's bowling template

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that the government would have to agree to IMF bailout condition which he said are 'beyond imagination'. Without going into the details, he said that Pakistan's economic conditions are 'unimaginable' and that 'IMF is giving the government a tough time'.

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif says 'IMF conditions unimaginable' over $6.5 bn bailout

A first-of-its-kind 'perfume' IED has been recovered in Jammu from a militant associated with proscribed terrorist group Lashkar-e-Tayyiba (LeT). The IED was transported from Pakistan on a drone, police said. Molly Gambhir explains.

Gravitas: 'First of its kind' perfume IED found in Jammu

On January 30, a suicide bomber blew himself up in a mosque in Pakistan's Peshawar killing at least 100 people. Provincial police are now demonstrating against terrorism while the political blame game is heating up. While PM Shehbaz Sharif points finger at the PTI, former PM Imran Khan said the government will use the current security situation as a pretext to delay elections.

Days After Peshawar Bombing: Protests & Political blame game

Even though it is a heavily guarded compound where this happened, the question being is how did the bomber manage to gain entry into the building. As per some preliminary investigations conducted by the Pakistan police it's been reported that the attacker violated security norms by wearing a police uniform and a helmet.

WION Dispatch: Pakistan releases footage of Mosque bomber; how did bomber breach security?

Pakistan's 'Jihad' problem is worsening. The attack in Peshawar is a telling reminder. The terror groups that Islamabad fed for decades have now turned against it. Molly Gambhir tells you how.

Gravitas: Pakistan's 'Jihad' problem is worsening

The latest suicide blast at a mosque in Peshawar has deepened a rising divide between the Taliban in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The cracks started emerging after Pakistan Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah, said that the outlawed TTP terrorists have found a safe havens in a neighbouring country.

It's Taliban vs Pakistan after Peshawar blast; former says 'Don't blame Afghanistan'

Former Pakistan cricketer Wasim Akram is not too enthused about a coaching career with the national team. The speedster said 'coaches' were abused in Pakistan which was intolerable for him.

'They are abused', Wasim Akram on why he didn't become Pakistan's men's team coach

In a rare move, the police officers are demonstrating against rising terrorism in Pakistan. The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police force protested in front of the Peshawar Press Club. There is also a blame game resurfacing around the rise in terrorism in Pakistan.

Pakistan police stage rare protest

The suicide bombing in peace hour in Pakistan prompted a massive investigation as it is a heavily guarded compound which was attacked - it is home to the counter terrorism department of the country as well as many high-level security officials were present at the scene at the time of suicide bombing.

WION Dispatch: Pakistan mosque blast suspects arrested; investigators suspect 'inside help'

Less than 48 hours after a devastating suicide bombing attack at a mosque in Pakistan's Peshawar city claimed over 100 lives, a rare move of resistance against country's powerful intelligence agency has shaped into a Pakistan-wide social media trend.

Pakistanis call for intelligence chief's removal after Peshawar mosque blast

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