The move comes amid persistent criticism of the powerful military-run agency for its alleged role in making or breaking elected governments in the South Asian nation
Blast resulted in the death of a police officer, but all ambassadors from 12 countries were reported unharmed
Pakistani and Iranian officials criticize the Taliban diplomats for not standing during the playing of their anthems
The predawn clashes occurred in militancy-hit districts of South Waziristan and neighboring North Waziristan bordering Afghanistan
Police in Sindh report that a doctor facing allegations of blasphemy against Islam died in a shootout during a raid to arrest him
Russian Deputy PM Overchuk makes pledge during Islamabad visit Wednesday
Report finds Pakistan’s blasphemy laws are being significantly misused as judges tread carefully to avoid offending religious groups
Pakistan is one of the world’s most dangerous countries for media workers
Area police officer says a homemade bomb targeted a mobile police unit; an investigation is underway
Taliban confirm deadly shooting in central Daykundi province
Blasphemy is a sensitive issue in majority-Muslim Pakistan, where mere allegations have led to mobs lynching scores of suspects
The TAPI project aims to export Turkmenistan's natural gas to Pakistan and India through Afghanistan
This is the second attack on polio teams during ongoing national immunization drive
Rights chief Volker Türk says Taliban’s morality law ‘marks a new phase in ongoing repression of respect for human rights” since group’s return to power
The bombing in the South Waziristan district near the border with Afghanistan targeted a convoy carrying polio workers and their guards on the opening day of a nationwide immunization campaign
Strong turnout came despite police blocking the officially designated route for rally participants with shipping containers in an apparent bid to restrict convoys from other cities from reaching the venue
Both sides reportedly suffered casualties
The U.S. warning comes days after the Taliban’s supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada, enacted the contentious decree that orders Afghan women not to speak aloud in public and cover their bodies and faces entirely when outdoors
Taliban police say Monday’s attack in Kabul killed 6 Afghan civilians
Taliban authorities reported to have promptly detained the returnees at Kabul airport for investigations
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