The Latest Breaking News from Pakistan

Insurgents armed with bombs and guns attacked two Pakistani military bases overnight, killing seven soldiers while losing 13 of their own men, the army said on Thursday, in the latest violence in the resource-rich southwestern Balochistan province where China is investing.

Pat Cummins has confirmed only "a couple" of players still have questions over security issues for Pakistan, with the vast majority happy to tour in March.

The United States has said that it "would not endorse" Rahul Gandhi's remarks on the foreign policies of the BJP-led government, which the Congress leader alleged had brought "China and Pakistan together."

Amid the ongoing military standoff with the Chinese military, the top brass of the Indian Army, led by Army Chief Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane, is carrying out an operational review of the situation along the borders with China and Pakistan on Wednesday in view of the recent changes in the…

U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price was reacting to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s remark in Parliament that the Indian government’s foreign policy had brought China and Pakistan together

‘Under the Indus Water Treaty, it is mandatory to hold a meeting at least once every year ending March 31’

Rebels attack two security posts in Balochistan province killing a soldier, the army said.

Minister responds to Rahul’s attack

To diversify exports beyond textiles, Pakistan is offering firms incentives and applying pressure to step up exports.

KARACHI: Acquainted with playing in Pakistan, English batter Alex Hales says the England and Wales Cricket Board's (ECB) decision to pull out of the country's tour last year made "zero sense" to him.

MELBOURNE: Seasoned Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood says he won't be surprised if some of his national teammates refuse to tour Pakistan next month on security grounds.