— Says transfer of Chinese industry to Pakistan would help improve overall economy — PM briefed on progress of different projects launched with Chinese cooperation
MULTAN, Pakistan (AP) — A court in Pakistan sentenced a Christian man to death for sharing what it said was hateful content against Muslims on
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Thousands of worshippers in Pakistan’s Jhang city pay tribute to 50 victims of New Zealand’s double mosque attack. Thousands of Pakistanis clad in white have
In an unusual turn of events, the United States has not pushed Pakistan to “do more” for peace in Afghanistan. Instead, on Thursday, it sought
A Pakistani social media activist has reached out to his family after a mysterious disappearance of 14 months. Samar Abbas, a Karachi native, contacted his
In an effort to combat extremism online, Pakistan’s government has launched an application that will allow its citizens to report websites that publish extremist content
A female Pakistani rights activist has broken with tradition and set a precedent by seeking legal action against the person who accused her of violating
Religious clerics in Pakistan issued an Islamic decree, or fatwa, Tuesday condemning suicide bombings and other acts of terrorism as un-Islamic and against the teachings
The parents of a seven-year-old girl who was abducted and raped before being murdered in a northwestern Pakistani city have demanded justice, as news of
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