At least 30 people were killed and several others were injured after a passenger bus hit a train in Pakistan's Sindh province on Friday, local media reported. The accident happened at Rohri area in Sukkur district when the bus was trying to cross an open unmanned railway crossing and hit the train.

Pakistan: At least 30 killed, several injured in Road accident

In November 2018 Indian representatives were at the Afgan peace conference. The Indian government had sent two retired diplomats the former envoy to Kabul.

WION Fineprint: Will the Taliban enter into politics?

The US-Taliban peace deal is expected to be signed on February 29 in Doha. Both India and Pakistan are going to be part of the final talks. Pakistani PM Imran Khan is already in Qatar ahead of the deal. Watch ground report:

India To Witness US-Taliban Peace Deal

India has exercised its 'Right To Reply' at the United Nations. This comes in response to Pakistan's statement during the 43rd session of the UN Human Right's Council

India Exercises 'Right To Reply' at the UN

The US-Taliban peace deal is expected to be signed on February 29 in Doha. Both India and Pakistan are going to be part of the final talks. Whatever is happening in Doha will have a significant impact in Kabul, Islamabad and New Delhi. Watch report:

What role will India and Pakistan play in US-Afghan peace talks

The US Taliban peace deal will be signed in Doha tomorrow and both India and Pakistan are going to be part of the final talks. Watch WION ground report from Doha:

US-Taliban peace talks on Feb 29, India and Pakistan invited

India invited to witness US-Taliban peace deal in Doha

Pakistan's Army commemorated February 27th as 'Surprise Day' to push propaganda against Indian AirForce MCC's Balakot Airstrikes. Why has the Pakistani Air force been unable to evacuate its citizens stuck in Coronavirus-hit China? Molly Gambhir summarises Pak govt's surprisingly misplaced priorities.

Gravitas: 'Surprise day', Pak propaganda on Balakot strikes

The coronavirus has now reached Pakistan. The Health Minister of Pakistan has confirmed the first two cases of the novel coronavirus in Pakistan. The Health Minister of Pakistan tweeted, "I can confirm first two cases of coronavirus in Pakistan. Both cases are being taken care of according to clinical standard protocols & both of them are stable," Mirza who is an advisor to Pakistan PM Imran Khan tweeted, adding, "No need to panic, things are under control."

Pakistan Health Minister confirms 2 cases of coronavirus

Pakistan PM Imran Khan met Qatar's Emir ahead of US-Taliban peace deal.Imran khan visits Doha.

Imran Khan meets Qatar's Emir before US-Taliban Peace Deal

Blasphemy, a draconian law, has been used over the decades in Pakistan as a clampdown mostly against minorities, where death sentence has also been sentenced in the past.

How blasphemy still remains Pakistan's notorious law a year after Asia Bibi's acquittal

The coronavirus has now reached Pakistan. The Health Minister of Pakistan has confirmed the first two cases of the novel coronavirus in Pakistan. The Health Minister of Pakistan tweeted, "I can confirm the first two cases of coronavirus in Pakistan. Both cases are being taken care of according to clinical standard protocols & both of them are stable," Mirza who is an advisor to Pakistan PM Imran Khan tweeted, adding, "No need to panic, things are under control."

Coronavirus in Iran holds threat to Pakistan | Coronavirus Outbreak

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has postponed his inauguration on US request. This after Washington raised concerns that the controversy over his re-election might hamper the signing of a peace deal with the Taliban, later this week.

Qatar Invites Pakistan to peace deal signing

A day after India and the United States issued a joint statement condemning Pakistan sponsored terror, India slammed Pakistan at the United Nations Human Rights Council(UNHRC), calling Pakistan the global hub of terrorism.

Pakistan global hub of terrorism, says India at UNHRC

One year ago on this day, Indian Air Force aircrafts bombed a terrorist training camp deep inside Pakistan, in response to the Pulwama attack which had killed over 40 Indian Army soldiers.

Balakot airstrike anniversary: When IAF crossed into Pakistan and bombed JeM training camps

One year ago on this day, Indian Air Force aircrafts bombed a terrorist training camp deep inside Pakistan, in response to the Pulwama attack which had killed over 40 Indian Army soldiers. During the operation, 12 Indian fighter jets entered Pakistan controlled airspace and destroyed a major terror camp in Balakot.

Balakot airstrike anniversary: When IAF crossed into Pakistan and bombed JeM camps

Asia Bibi, the Pakistan Christian woman who spent 8 years on death row in Pakistan has been given honorary citizenship of Paris. Asia was convicted under Pakistan's strict blasphemy law in 2010.

Asia Bibi now a Parisian

"Indian government is committed to welfare for all. Pakistan is the epicentre of global terror": India's statement at UNHRC in Geneva

Kashmir will remain an integral part of India: India's statement at UNHRC in Geneva

Donald Trump speaks about Terrorism again and again in his speech. Trump not only talks about Pakistan but has mentioned how America is actively working against Terrorism.

Trump's Double Attack on Terrorism

The United Arab Emirates' central bank is investigating Pakistan's largest bank to ascertain if it violated anti-money- laundering and terrorism-financing laws, the regulator said on Wednesday.

UAE regulator to investigate Pakistan bank for money laundering

Pakistan has been given four months to act against terror financing. The FATF has warned the Imran Khan government of stern action if it fails to curb the flow of money to terror groups. Wion's Palki gets you the details of what happened at the FATF meeting.

Gravitas: Pakistan to remain on the FATF grey list

Pakistan continues to be on the Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) grey list on terror funding. This is after Pakistan failed to fulfil the commitment to curb terror funding. FATF has asked Pakistan to implement an action plan by June.

WION Dispatch: Pak to remain on FATF's Grey list; Fails to implement 13/27 points

Pakistan hopes to secure a four-month reprieve at a global meeting on anti-terrorism financing in Paris on Friday where a decision whether or not to blacklist the South Asian nation is expected, officials and analysts said.

Pakistan expects reprieve at global anti-terror financing meeting

Sources: Pakistan remain on FATF grey list

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