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November 3, 2021
Government sources said it was very “unbecoming” of the Pakistan NSA to decline the invite extended by NSA Ajit Doval, through media. Sources also said the choice of words calling India the “spoiler” was also indicative of the tough stand they have taken.
November 2, 2021
NSA Yusuf says both countries to collaborate in diverse fields including security, defence and associated issues
November 2, 2021
Pakistan and Uzbekistan have signed a protocol on the establishment of the Joint Security Commission (JSC).
November 2, 2021
Pakistan and Uzbekistan have signed an agreement on the establishment of the Joint Security Commission followed by its inaugural session.
November 2, 2021
Cybersecurity is at a crossroads. Cyber incidents that bring critical infrastructure to a standstill, theft of sensitive data.
November 2, 2021
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi met with Lt. Gen Makhmudov Victor, Secretary of the Security Council of Uzbekistan, in the Foreign Office here on Tuesday and exchanged views on multifarious issues
October 30, 2021
Poor planning, a lack of objectives and insufficient funding have hobbled President Felix Tshisekedi's pledge to end the bloodshed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, according to a confidential parliamentary report seen by Reuters on Friday.
October 29, 2021
Poor planning, a lack of objectives and insufficient funding have hobbled President Felix Tshisekedi's pledge to end the bloodshed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, according to a confidential parliamentary report seen by Reuters on Friday.
October 29, 2021
KINSHASA (Reuters) - Poor planning, a lack of objectives and insufficient funding have hobbled President Felix Tshisekedi's pledge to end the bloodshed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, according to a confidential parliamentary report seen by Reuters on Friday.
October 29, 2021
By Hereward Holland KINSHASA (Reuters) - Poor planning, a lack of objectives and insufficient funding have hobbled President Felix Tshisekedis pledge to end the bloodshed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, according to a confidential parliamentary report seen by Reuters on Friday. In May the government replaced civilian administrations in North Kivu and Ituri provinces with police and military figures in a bid to improve decades of security issues in the mineral-rich region. Since May civi...