Pakistan's ruling PPP has begun secret negotiations with Pervez Musharraf's party to isolate its rival PML-N and to facilitate the former military ruler's possible return to the country, a media repor

A Pakistani businessman who says he was inspired by Indian anti-graft campaigner Anna Hazare today launched a 'fast unto death' to pressure the government to act against corruption in the country.

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Pakistan has placed an advertisement in the US media to reach out to America on 9/11.

"Which country can do more for your peace," asks the advertisement in the Wall Street Journal.

"Since 2001, a na

At least 29 people were injured when a passenger train derailed on Saturday in eastern Pakistan, Xinhua reported. The accident occurred around 5.00 am.

Pakistan suffered the most in the US-declared 'war on terror' after the 9/11 attacks, facing almost 300 deadly suicide bombings and the assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, a media r

The Pakistani authorities are looking for over 250 pilgrims of the Hindu community who were trapped five days ago in the flooding of the Hingol river in Lasbela district, some 650 km southwest of Quetta city in troubled Balochistan province.

Taliban militants are conspiring to kidnap high-ranking civil and security officials from all over the country to force the Pakistani government to release the family of slain al-Qaeda chief Osama bin

Condemning the powerful blast that rocked Delhi, Pakistan on Wednesday hoped that the perpetrators of the heinous act will be brought to justice.

President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf

At least 88 people have died and around eight million affected by floods in Pakistan's southern Sindh province and eastern Punjab province, a top official said.

Zafar Iqbal Qadir, chairman of the Na

A senior al-Qaeda leader, Younis Al Mauritani, responsible for planning and conduct of group's international terror operations was nabbed by Pakistani army with technical support from the US intellige