The Pakistan army chief had warned India that Pakistan army "will continue to respond effectively, leave no stone unturned to defend mother...

Kashmir is Pakistan's lifeline, and "we shall continue our diplomatic and moral support to the freedom movement at all levels," Raheel said.

The statement noted that Raheel was "a valued and respected partner in the regional fight against terrorism throughout his years as army ch...

Asif said that Gen Raheel, who will retire on November 29, will send a list of the senior most general to Prime Minister Sharif.

The lawyer said the army chiefs in Pakistan have been given an extension in the past. The court will later fix the date for hearing the pet...

Asserting that Pakistan was determined to eliminate militancy, General Raheel said, we don't care what the world says, but we are fighting ...

He had emphasised the role of foreign spy agencies in fueling terrorism in Pakistan during a meeting with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

Pakistan's army chief General Raheel Sharif and CIA chief John Brennan discussed regional security challenges and the way forward to confro...

Raheel is visiting the US on his own as there was no official invitation either from his American counterpart or the Pentagon.

Pakistan army chief General Raheel Sharif said that there was a need to match governance initiatives with military operations to eliminate ...

His remarks came in the wake of dithering peace process in Afghanistan launched last month when Taliban and Afghan negotiators met in Pakis...

General Raheel is considered close to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and comes from a decorated military family.

General Raheel visited the headquarters of army- controlled Anti-Narcotic Force (ANF) in Rawalpindi.

In one his strongest remarks on Kashmir, army chief General Raheel Sharif today said it is an "unfinished agenda" of the partition in 1947.

In September, after the summer protests, Raheel Sharif moved to establish his own stamp over the army with a reshuffle of corps commanders....

Raheel paid a day-long visit to Kabul and met Afghan President, Chief Executive Officer Abdullah Abdullah and senior military leaders.

Seniority-wise Raheel Sharif is ranked third among the list of generals considered as likely to get the position.