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Musharraf was responsible for no breakthrough on Kashmir: Sharif's confidantPakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leader and Senator Pervaiz Rashid told reporters that "Sharif and the Indian leadership were holding talks on ...- Slain Lal Masjid cleric's son seeks red warrant against Pervez MusharrafAbdul Rashid Ghazi was killed in a military crackdown in July 2007 ordered by Musharraf. In 2013, a murder case was registered against the ...
- Detained "spy" was a serving Indian naval officer: Pakistan army"Kul Bhoshan Yadav is a serving Indian naval officer whose primary mission was to foment terrorism in Karachi and Balochistan," military sp...
- PoK president invites pro-India politicians to discuss Article 370In an interesting development in Cross LoC politics, president of Pakistan controlled Kashmir, Sardar Muhammad Yaqub Khan, has extended inv...
- Kashmir, Siachen and Sir Creek on negotiating table: Pakistan’s Pervez RashidPakistan’s Pervez Rashid has said that all outstanding issues will be taken up at the upcoming NSA-level meeting between India and his coun...
- Pervez Musharraf harmed cause of Kashmir the most: Pervaiz Rashid, Pakistani ministerRashid accused Musharraf of using the ISI intelligence agency to cobble up a political party which he termed as the 'political party of Aab...
- Pakistan court suspends Pervez Musharraf's arrest warrant in Lal Masjid casePolice had, in September 2013, registered an FIR against Musharraf for his alleged role in the murder of Ghazi and a member of his family.
- Taking Stock: Amitabh Bachchan and Brendon McCullum went up while Pervez Musharraf slid downA round-up of those whose worth went up or down today.
- Pakistan plane brings back over 500 stranded citizens from YemenPrime Minister Nawaz Sharif had ordered authorities to evacuate over 3,000 Pakistanis stranded in Yemen after security situation worsened i...
- Taliban says Pakistan Army fooled youth for blood game in KashmirIn his little over 15-minute long video released before Christmas, Rashid accuses Pak Army officers of treating their juniors as "Shudras".
- Pakistan government to resume dialogue with Imran KhanThe Pakistan government today decided to resume dialogue with Imran Khan, a day after he threatened to "shut down" the entire country by De...
- Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani's successor to be named on November 28: Information Minister Pervaiz RashidName of Pakistan Army chief Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani's successor will be announced a day before he retires on November 29, Information Mini...
- Lal Masjid case: New team for probe against Pervez MusharrafHaroonur Rashid Ghazi, the complainant in the case and the son of the dead Lal Masjid cleric, had objected to the existing investigation te...
- Pakistan Taliban threatens to kill Musharraf on returnRashid, who escaped from prison last year, is shown in the video training a group of Taliban fighters assigned to target Musharraf.
- Pakistan uses Islamic militants to pursue its policies: Pakistani writer Ahmed RashidPakistan has become an 'abnormal' and ISI-driven entity which uses Islamic militants to pursue its defence and foreign policy goals, Rashid...
- Sharif to boycott PM's swearing in to protest against MushPML-N chief Nawaz Sharif will boycott the swearing-in ceremony of Pakistan's new PM to protest against Pervez Musharraf's presence.
- Pakistan polls: PPP, PML(N) in close fightOpposition PML(N) of Nawaz Sharif and slain former premier Benazir Bhutto's PPP were in a neck-and-neck race to emerge as the largest party...
- 'Musharraf still in command'Rumour mills in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, on Monday went into overdrive about President Pervez Musharraf being replaced by his depu...
- Musharraf files papers for Oct 6 pollsPakistani President Pervez Musharraf filed his nomination papers on Thursday to contest October six presidential elections, a minister said.
- Sharif rejects Hariri's plea to delay returnNawaz Sharif and his brother have rejected a plea by Saad Hariri, the son of a former Lebanese Prime Minister, to delay their return to Pak...
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