Pakistan's Maryam Sharif, the daughter of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has squarely blamed Chinese nationals for the attack and said, Chinese in Pakistan do not want to follow security discipline.

Pakistan: Maryam Nawaz says 'Chinese workers break security protocol' on Khyber attack

The last time Pakistan's key rate was raised was in June, in response to ongoing inflationary pressures and in order to fulfill an IMF requirement that was necessary to obtain the crucial bailout. Watch to know more.

Pakistan: Inflation resurges ahead of Eid

Pakistan's Maryam Nawaz blames Chinese workers for Khyber attack

Pakistan fights inflation: Annual inflation rate rises to 29.45%

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India has lifted export restrictions on specific quantities of essential commodities for the Maldives during the current fiscal year amid strained ties between two countries. Watch in for more details!

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At least 12 terrorists were killed in a series of separate intelligence-based operations (IBOs) conducted in Dera Ismail Khan and Panjgur districts in Pakistan, media reports said while quoting statements from the media wing of the Pakistani military.

Pakistan security forces eliminate 12 terrorists in three anti-terror operations across country

Maryam Nawaz, the Chief Minister of Punjab province in Pakistan, stated on Friday (April 5) that Chinese residents in Pakistan feel upset when they are requested to adhere to security measures.

‘Chinese in Pakistan do not want to follow security discipline,’ says Maryam Nawaz after suicide bombing

Pakistan Army released details of anti terror ops said terrorists were involved in targeted civilian killings. Watch to know more.

Pak: Army releases details of anti terror ops, terrorists involved in targeted civilian killings

Canada's spy agency- the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS)- said on Thursday (Apr 4) that India and Pakistan attempted to interfere in Canada's federal elections in 2019 and then in 2021.

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India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has given a stern message to Pakistan speaking to an Indian news outlet on terror emanating from Pakistan. Watch the video to know more.

India: Rajnath Singh says, 'will enter home of anti-India elements & kill them'

Total twenty Pakistani judges have received threatening white-powder letters till now. Lahore police and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) have launched an investigation into the matter. Watch in for more details!

Pakistan to probe letters laced with suspicious powder

Speaking to a British news outlet, ISI agents claimed that India's R&AW agents are killing terrorists in Pakistan. They claim 20 people have been killed by 'unknown gunmen'. Does Pakistan have proof? How did it possibly link unknown gunmen to India?

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India's Ministry of External Affairs, in a strongly worded comment, denied the allegations of carrying out targeted killings of terrorists in Pakistan, as was reported by the UK daily The Guardian.

India slams reports of targeted killings in Pakistan as 'false and malicious'

Pakistan continues its crackdown on Afghan refugees, reports suggest. Islamabad is yet again planning to deport about 67,000 more Afghan migrants after Eid.

Pakistan to send 67,000 Afghan migrants after Eid-Al-Fitr; Pak rules out talks with TTP

Pakistan's crack down on Afghan migrants, to deport them after Eid

It has been more than 72 hours, since 18 top Pakistani judges received letters containing a 'suspicious powder' believed to be anthrax. The origin of these letters still remains a mystery. And now, the Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has stepped in, he is assuring that Islamabad will initiate an investigation into the matter.

Pak to probe mystery anthrax letters received by top judges

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday said that the government would launch a probe into letters laced with a “suspicious powder” received by the judges of the Supreme Court and the high courts in Islamabad and Lahore.

Pakistan government to probe letters laced with 'suspicious powder'

As per a report, Indian govt got ‘individuals' killed in Pakistan. The report alleges it was part of New Delhi's larger strategy to eliminate wanted terrorists living on foreign soil. Watch this video for all details including India's reaction.

Is R&AW assassinating those it considers hostile to India in Pak?

Is R&AW assassinating those it considers hostile to India in Pakistan?

In Balochistan, university teachers and staff have not received their salaries for three months. This has created an education crisis in what is Pakistan's poorest and most underrepresented province. Can the newly formed federal government under Shehbaz Sharif fix the problem?

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Total sixteen Pakistani judges have received threatening white-powder letters till now. Lahore police and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) have launched an investigation into the matter. Watch in for more details!

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Pakistan: 4 judges of Pakistan Supreme Court receive mysterious 'anthrax laced' letters

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