To eradicate terrorism from Pakistan, the facilitators of terrorism must be eliminated. In this collective struggle, politicians and the common people will need to support the defense institutions.

THE recent standoff with India in May has suddenly recalibrated Pakistan’s global image, offering it a rare moment of ...

Any hope that 2010 would be a more peaceful year in Pakistan were blown away on New Year's Day, ... Pakistan’s Response to Terrorism: Still Inadequate. 5 minute read. Omar Waraich / Islamabad.

Pakistan's Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, recently clarified that the country's nuclear programme is solely for peaceful and ...

Terrorism and Pakistan’s response. From 2009 to December 2018, over 27,622 militants were killed in more than 1,650 military operations. Inam Ul Haque December 21, 2023.

General Asim Munir of Pakistan accused India of unprovoked attacks, warning of decisive responses to future aggression. He ...

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif denies nuclear threats against India. He states Pakistan's arsenal is for defense ...

Pakistan's zero-tolerance policy on terrorism allows a breakthrough in talks with India to take place; while neither side reaches agreement in the near-term, at least dialogue has reopened.

Experts and security officials have identified a range of challenges impeding Pakistan’s progress against terrorism: political instability, weak governance, dwindling public support, economic ...

The latest military confrontation between India and Pakistan is not a spontaneous response to terrorism, but rather a premeditated maneuver by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi—one rooted in ...

Pakistan has said it called India in response to a call from New Delhi on May 7, which the Indian military immediately followed its strikes on the "terrorist infrastructure" in Pakistan.