Anwaar-ul-haq Kakar’s key role as caretaker prime minister is to steer the country toward national elections within 90 days
The crackdown on media has been underway since the Taliban seized power two years ago
Interim successor to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to oversee a general election
Text of the March 2022 cipher published Wednesday recounts meeting between Pakistan’s ambassador and US officials
Iranian gas needed for energy security, Pakistani minister says
Decision announced shortly after Khan appealed his conviction
US officials describe Khan’s arrest as an ‘internal matter’ while UN chief Guterres calls for all parties to refrain from violence
Spokesman says Khan's team of lawyers could not meet with him in jail to inquire about his well-being and get him to sign crucial legal documents to apply for bail
The Taliban call their two decadeslong insurgency against the United States and NATO forces a jihad against “the occupation” of Afghanistan and its supporters, citing their Islamic beliefs
Khan’s political party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, has already filed an appeal
Pakistan says bilateral deal penned nearly a decade ago requires US approval to move forward or risk $18B project-forfeiture penalty
Pakistani officials blame a recent uptick in terrorist attacks on the banned Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan
The deadly shooting occurred during a national immunization campaign in Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan province
US delegation urges hard-line Taliban to reverse curbs on rights of Afghan women, girls
Out of the 34 Afghan provinces, poliovirus transmission is limited to two eastern provinces, Nangarhar and Kunar, bordering Pakistan
All the Chinese loans – both government and commercial banks – makeup nearly 30% of Islamabad's external debt
Last month, Taliban, Pakistani intelligence sources reported death of Sanaullah Ghafari, self-proclaimed emir of IS-K
Talks between the two sides to take place in Doha later this week
Taliban restrictions on women are deepening Afghanistan’s humanitarian crisis, Human Rights Watch says
The Taliban have placed sweeping restrictions on the rights of women, barring them from education, public spaces and most forms of employment
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