Pakistan's PM says he's ready to "sit down and talk with India" to ease tensions and avoid miscalculations.

India said its warplanes struck a militant training camp inside Pakistan on Tuesday, raising tensions between the neighbouring countries.

Pakistan showcases new defence tech

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The streets of Pakistan are full of anger after the country's Supreme Court acquitted a Christian woman accused of blasphemy, and Prime Minister Imran Khan is appealing for calm. Asia Bibi has been on death row since 2010 and she'll be walking out of prison to the firestorm her case has created.

The holiday celebrates the story of the prophet Ibrahim.

Victor in Pakistan's elections needs to build a parliamentary majority

Dozens dead as suicide bomb targets Pakistan election.

Country's worst attack since 2014 comes as former PM Nawaz Sharif is arrested after making a high-profile return

US drone strike kills Mullah Fazlullah, who was the leader of the Taliban in Pakistan.

Euronews spoke to former Afghan intelligence chief Amrullah Saleh who explained how his country is trapped between three clashing factions because of its geopolitical location

A heatwave has killed 65 people in Pakistan's southern city of Karachi over the past three days, a social welfare organisation said on Tuesday (May 22), amid fears the death toll could climb as the high temperatures persist.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai left Pakistan for London after a four-day whirlwind visit back to her homeland — her first since militants nearly killed her in 2012 over her blog advocating girls' education.

Authorities in Pakistan's southern port of Karachi have launched an effort to retrieve 21 containers knocked overboard after a ship moving into its berth brushed against a stationary vessel