Pakistan Kashmir bus shelling: Pakistan blames India for deadly attack Cross-border shelling from India has killed at least nine passengers on a bus in Kashmir, Pakistani officials claim. 23/11/2016
Pakistan Pakistan: dozens killed in Muslim shrine blast claimed by ISIL An explosion claimed by the militant Islamic State group has ripped through a Muslim shrine in southwestern Pakistan, killing more than 40 people and wounding scores of… 12/11/2016
World News Famed 'Afghan Girl' hospitalised in Pakistan An Afghan woman immortalised on the cover of National Geographic has been hospitalised in Pakistan after falling ill in custody. 03/11/2016
Cult Glitz, glamour and women's rights at Pakistan Fashion week Mukhtaran Mai dedicated campaigner for women's rights 03/11/2016
Pakistan Pakistan: train collision in Karachi kills 'more than 20' A collision involving two trains in the Pakistani city of Karachi has left many victims. 03/11/2016
Pakistan Protest called off after Pakistan court pledges corruption probe Pakistan’s Supreme Court has ordered an inquiry into a corruption case linked to the prime minister. 01/11/2016
Afghanistan Green-eyed 'Afghan girl' in court on fake ID card charge The famous green-eyed ‘Afghan girl’ has appeared in court in Peshawar, accused of having a fake Pakistani identity card. 28/10/2016
World News Clashes erupt as Pakistan's prime minister faces mounting calls to quit Clashes have erupted on the streets of the Pakistani capital Islamabad and Rawalpindi, as pressure mounts on the country’s prime minister to resign over corruption… 28/10/2016
Pakistan ISIL claims responsibility for deadly Pakistan police academy attack ISIL says it was behind an overnight attack on a police academy in Pakistan that has left at least 60 police cadets and guards dead. 25/10/2016
Pakistan Gunmen storm a police training college in Pakistan A major security operation has been launched in Pakistan after armed militants attacked a police training collage. 25/10/2016
Pakistan Polio in decline in Pakistan Polio is at last beginning to subside in Pakistan, however, with the Taliban holding a vendetta against those daring to vaccinate against the highly contagious disease, how much can one man do to cont 24/10/2016
World The long road back to Afghanistan More than half a million Afghans were expected to return to their war-torn country by the end of 2016 following Pakistan’s deadline to repatriate Afghan… 20/10/2016
India Clashes erupt at anti-India protests after boy's killing Tensions rise in Kashmir as protesters clash with police in the disputed border region. 08/10/2016
Pakistan Pakistan passes law against 'honour killings' Pakistan’s parliament has unanimously passed a law against so-called “honour killings”, three months after the murder of a social media star. 07/10/2016
India Villagers protest as tensions rise in Kashmir Villagers living along the ‘Line of Control’ in Kashmir protested against the shelling of their village by the Indian army, as tensions flare between India and Pakistan over the disputed border… 01/10/2016
Hungary On the Serbian-Hungarian border, refugees' long march to safety grinds on One year on, and for international televisions and newspapers Röszke-Horgos isn’t news any more, but the situation in the Serbian migrant “jungle” is still quite… 29/08/2016
No Comment Pakistani TV station 'ransacked by political activists' The Karachi offices of Pakistan’s ARY news channel were ransacked by alleged supporters of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM). 23/08/2016
No Comment India: Kashmiri separatists demand UN intervention Protesters and supporters of Kashmiri separatist groups in Indian-controlled Kashmir have marched on the United Nation’s office in Srinagar, demanding the UN intervene in the Kashmir… 18/08/2016
Pakistan Pakistan mourns Quetta hospital bombing The head of Pakistan’s army has ordered extra security operations across the country following Monday’s deadly suicide bomb attack at a hospital in Quetta. 09/08/2016