The guns have gone silent on the borders for over a year after the agreement of ceasefire was signed between India and Pakistan. The people living on the Line of Control are finally living a life in Peace.

As guns go silent on borders, areas close to LoC promoted as tourist destinations

The woman suicide bomber responsible for an attack that killed four people including three Chinese nationals near Karachi university on Tuesday (April 26) was a teacher who had enrolled for a master's degree at the Pakistani varsity, news agency Reuters reported on Wednesday, quoting an official.

Woman suicide bomber who killed 3 Chinese was a student at Karachi University

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is looking forward to mending ties with the friends and allies of the country including the United States, DAWN reported. While responding to senior journalists during an Iftar dinner at Prime Minister House on Tuesday (April 26), Sharif said that "Pakistan cannot afford to have enmity with the US at all.

PM Shehbaz Sharif says Pakistan 'cannot afford to have enmity with the US at all'

Pakistani artists struggle to save the fading sound of the Mughal-era musical instrument. Mariam Wardak tells you more about the challenges the artists are facing in this week's South Asia Diary.

South Asia Diary | The fading sound of Sarangi

The ongoing conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan border escalates. Taliban government in Afghanistan warned Pakistan against invasions.

Afghanistan issues warning to Pakistan against invasions amid border tensions

A blast rocked the Karachi University area and claimed four lives including that of Chinese nationals. The authorities are investigating the incident and have not ruled out terrorism angle.

Pakistan: Three Chinese nationals among Four killed in Karachi University blast

Three Chinese nationals killed in the blast that rocked Karachi University in Pakistan

The Taliban has issued a warning to Pakistan that it won't tolerate airstrikes on its soil. The warning comes amidst a raging dispute over the Durand line. Where are things headed? Is a Pakistan-Taliban clash imminent? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: 'Will not tolerate invasions', Taliban warns Pakistan

A blast rocked the Karachi University area and claimed four lives. The authorities are investigating the incident and have not ruled out terrorism angle.

Four people killed in the blast at Karachi University, Terrorism angle not ruled out

As Pakistan continues to witness major upheaval in its political scenes, the country's PTI party has now decided that it will hold massive protests outside the Election Commission's office on Tuesday to demonstrate against the country's chief election commissioner.

Protests in several cities against Pakistan's poll body chief

Pakistan's deposed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will most likely be back in Pakistan soon. The Pakistan Muslim League supremo is currently in London and according to the latest reports he's been issued a green passport by the new government in Islamabad.

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif enabling brother Nawaz Sharif's return

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will embark on his foreign trip to Saudi Arabia but his first international trip has been mired in controversy even before it began.

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's allies, family members to join for Saudi Arabia visit

Green passport issued to Pakistan's deposed PM Nawaz Sharif under 'urgent' category

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif to visit Saudi Arabia, 40 people to accompany him: Reports

Cash-strapped Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund have now agreed in principle to extend a stalled bailout program that will now increase an existing loan size from six billion dollars to eight billion dollars.

Pakistan: IMF extends stalled bailout package, loan size increased by $2 billion

Cash-strapped Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund have now agreed in principle to extend a stalled bailout program that will now increase an existing loan size from six billion dollars to eight billion dollars. Pakistan's Finance Minister speaks to WION on more on this.

Watch: Pakistan's Finance Minister on WION as IMF extends bailout package for Pakistan

Cash-strapped Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund have now agreed in principle to extend a stalled bailout program that will now increase an existing loan size from six billion dollars to eight billion dollars. WION's Anas Mallick brings in more on this.

IMF agrees to extend stalled bailout package for cash-strapped Pakistan

PTI to hold nation-wide protests outside EC office tomorrow

Pakistan National Security Committee has once again reiterated that there was no foreign conspiracy against Imran Khan's administration. Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa, Air and Naval Staff along with Former Pak envoy to US Asad Majeed attended key NSC meet

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan sticks to his foreign conspiracy theory

It's been 10 days since Imran Khan was ousted, but he refuses to accept defeat. At a recent rally in Lahore, he threatened a nationwide strike. Meanwhile the PML-N has accused him of misusing Pakistan's Toshakhana. What is the Toshakhana? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Decoding Pakistan's 'Toshakhana' Gifts Controversy

No Pakistani Prime Minister has completed a five-year term since Independence in 1947. Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan is the latest Pakistan Prime Minister to suffer the jinx of not completing a full term. While three PMs have completed four years in office, five more - including Imran Khan - have occupied the office for at least three years.

The troubled history of Pakistan's Prime Ministers

Pakistan Crisis: Pak NSA denies foreign conspiracy charge after key meet

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's ongoing visit to Pakistan is not sponsored by the US government, a top State Department official has said, hours after India condemned her visit to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, saying her travel to the region violated its territorial integrity and reflected her "narrow-minded" politics.

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's Pak visit not sponsored by US governement: Official

In a bid to revive his lost appeal Pakistan's dethroned Prime Minister Imran Khan held a power show in Lahore. The former Pak PM used the rally to boost his campaign against Islamabad's new government as well as to raise demand for fresh elections. Imran Khan once again lauded India's foreign policy.

Imran's power show in Lahore: Khan lauds India's foreign policy again

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