Pakistan recommits to China bond amid Trump shadow over India ceasefire. After a four-day long standoff with India, Pakistan looks to its trusted partner China for post-conflict support.

New Delhi: A video of Pakistan's observation tower being destroyed by the BSF in response to the escalation by Pakistan has been accessed by Times Now. The video shows the Pakistani observation tower ...

Pakistan has established its own “new normal” with India, indicating that it will retaliate to India’s actions with resolve and firepower.

India's military strikes into Pakistan-administered Kashmir and Pakistan earlier this week killed more than 100 militants, including their prominent leadership, India's director general of ...

President Donald Trump said in a Truth Social post that Pakistan and India agreed to a ceasefire. "Congratulations to both Countries on using Common Sense and Great Intelligence," Trump noted.

Pakistan reported that the Indian strikes killed 33 people, including several children, and injured more than 50. It denied that any of the dead were fighters, as India claimed.

Pakistan's growing reliance on Chinese financial assistance, including a recent $2 billion debt rollover from Beijing, risks making it increasingly dependent on China.

Breaking down the history of the India-Pakistan conflict 04:00. New Delhi — Pakistani authorities accused India on Thursday of a "serious provocation" as the nuclear-armed neighbors' forces ...

Press Information Bureau (PIB) has exposed fake news from Pakistan. This followed India's strikes under 'Operation Sindoor'. Pakistan spread false claims online. These included attacks on Amritsar and ...

Pakistan has chosen to wage an asymmetrical struggle with India since at least 1971. That year, it lost a war with India that led to its eastern wing becoming the independent nation of Bangladesh.

White House Trump offers to help India, Pakistan amid growing conflict: ‘I want to see them stop’ 'If I can do anything to help I will. I will be there as well,' Trump said Wednesday ...

Pakistan said it reserved the right to respond, raising the spectre that the back-and-forth could spiral into all-out conflict between the nuclear-armed rivals.