Former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar recently opened up on his spat with anchor Nauman Niaz during a live show on a Pakistani news channel after the national team's win over New Zealand in the ongoing T20 World Cup 2021.

'Viv Richards ordered me to sit down': Shoaib Akhtar opens up on spat with Pakistani anchor on live show

Following cancellations of the Pakistan tour by New Zealand and England cricket teams over safety issues and player welfare concerns, West Indies announced that they will tour the South Asian nation next month.

West Indies to tour Pakistan in December for 3 T20Is and 3 ODIs, PCB confirms

The Pakistan govt has lifted the ban on Tehreek-E-Labbaik, allowing the group to contest elections. The TLP enjoys widespread support in Pakistan. How could this compromise prove risky for Imran Khan? Palki Sharma explains

Gravitas: Pakistan lifts ban on TLP, allows radical outfit to contest polls

The Pakistan government has released more than 800 workers of the banned party Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), two days after reaching a deal with the group to end nearly two weeks of violent protests.

Pakistan government releases 800 TLP workers following agreement

Tour operators are apprehensive about future of only international air-route from Srinagar after Pakistan denied airspace for planes travelling to Sharjah. The recently inaugurated Srinagar-Sharjah air-route has hit a roadblock.

Srinagar-Sharjah air-route in jeopardy after Pakistan's denial of airspace

Former Pakistan women's team skipper Sana Mir is impressed with the consistent manner in which Babar Azam and his men have performed in the T20 World Cup, a trait not often associated with the squad.

T20 WC: Unpredictable Pakistan have been very consistent, says former women's team captain Sana Mir

The outlawed radical Islamist party has managed to bend the Pakistan government. With day-long protests, violence, and threats, the Pakistani government has signed an agreement with a hard-line Islamists group in return for the end of protests.

Pakistan government bows down to outlawed group, TLP agrees to end violence

Pakistan’s government has reached an agreement with the outlawed far-right Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) party, putting an end to weeks-long protest that resulted in violent clashes.

TLP agrees to end weeks-long violent protest in Pakistan

Is Pakistan headed towards another coup? The Pak government has upset the Pakistan Army by interfering in its affairs. How will the tussle end? Palki Sharma gets a recap of Pakistani history for Imran Khan.

Gravitas: Is Pakistan headed towards another coup?

Establishing the extreme version of the Sharia rule and also promoting Islamic teaching are the pillars upon which two crazy militant political-religious organisations, TLP and TTP stand for the Pakistan establishment. Both these opposition groups have proven to be a bit of a nightmare. WION brings you an overview of their beginnings, composition, and also their rise to prominence within Pakistan.

How TTP became largest and most actively armed opposition to Pakistani establishment?

In order to end the nearly two-week-long impasse, the members of the negotiating team of the government claimed on Sunday that they reached an ‘agreement’ with the banned Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP).

To end impasse, Pakistan government, banned outfit TLP reach agreement

A Pakistan military court has convicted the son of a retired major general of the Pakistan Army to five years in prison, the convicted Hassan Askari, the son of Maj Gen (R) Zafar Mehdi Askari who has been charged with treason for asking Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa to resign.

Hassan Askari charged with treason for questioning Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa's extension

The Indian cricket team is facing criticism and bashing from all corners after facing a shambolic eight-wicket defeat at the hands of New Zealand in their second Super 12 clash of the T20 World Cup 2021 on Sunday (October 31).

'Still believe India is best team': Pakistan pacer shares heartwarming post for Kohli & Co. after NZ defeat

As the Taliban government is looking to get formal recognition by the international community after they seized power in Afghanistan, its 'diplomats' have started work in the Afghan embassy in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad and at Afghan consulates in other cities.

Taliban send envoy to Pakistan as 'diplomats' start work in capital city Islamabad

Imran Khan's government is offering talks to a banned Islamist group that is holding the country hostage. At least 19 people, including 8 cops, have been killed in the violence. Has the Pakistan government surrendered to Islamists? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Islamists hold Pakistan hostage

The Taliban is trying its hands at diplomacy. 4 Talib 'diplomats' have been sent to Islamabad, Peshawar, Quetta & Karachi. Pakistan says their presence does not mean it has recognised the Taliban regime. Palki Sharma busts the hypocrisy.

Gravitas: The Taliban tries its hand at 'Diplomacy'

Islamabad is rejoicing. It has received $3 Billion in aid from Riyadh. But, money alone can't solve Imran Khan's problems. The Tehreek-E-Labbaik is running riot in the country. Protesters are marching towards Islamabad to corner the govt. Palki Sharma has a report.

Gravitas: Pakistan gets $3 Billion aid from Saudi Arabia

Taliban have assigned diplomats to start work in the Afghan embassy in Pakistan's capital Islamabad making it the first country where the Taliban have appointed diplomats from the new regime to run the embassy.

Taliban assigns diplomats to start work in the Afghan embassy

Taliban have assigned diplomats to start work in the Afghan embassy in Pakistan's Islamabad making it the first country where the Taliban have reopened the Afghanistan embassy after their takeover.

Taliban assigns diplomats to start work in Afghan embassy in Islamabad

Three Pakistani policemen were killed and 70 more wounded when supporters of a banned Islamist party TLP opened fire at a rally. WIO's Anas Mallick brings in more information.

Three policemen shot dead, 70 wounded at TLP rally in Pakistan

In fresh clashes with workers of the banned Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) in Lahore, three policemen were killed and several others hurt.

Three Pakistan policemen killed in clashes with TLP protesters

Pakistan is on the boil, paramilitary troops have been deployed in large numbers in a bid to disperse the anti-France rally being organized by the banned Islamist organization TLP.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan calls national security meet, paramilitary deployed to deter TLP

Saudi Arabia has agreed to provide $4.2 billion worth of assistance to cash-strapped Pakistan to support its economy. This came after Pak Prime Minister Imran Khan held talks with Saudi Prince Salman in Riyadh this week.

Saudi Arabia agrees to provide $4.2 bn in financial assistance to Pakistan

Pakistan PM Imran Khan has bowed down to Army chief Bajwa and approved the appointment of Lt. Gen Nadeem Anjum as the new ISI chief after a standoff over the appointment.

Pakistan: Imran Khan bows down to Pakistan army, approves new spymaster

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