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US-Pak relations remain in a critical state despite several ANI 04 Aug 2021, 06:27 GMT+10 Washington [US] August 4 (ANI): Despite efforts from Pakistan NSA Moeed Yousaf and DG ISI Lt Gen Faiz Hameed, Islamabad's relations with the US remains in a critical state. Two of the Pak top officials held a series of meetings with the top US administration officials but 'divergent' views on Afghanistan and China have proved to be a hurdle between both the countries, The Nation reported citing a diplomatic source. "Divergent views on Afghanistan and China factor are the reason for tense ties between Isl...

Daily Times July 14, 2021 All culprits that executed the bomb blast in Johar Town, Lahore on June 23 were arrested by the law enforcement agencies within four days of the incident. The investigations of that dastardly occurrence point to Indian involvement. In a presser held to reveal relevant details, Prime Minister’s Advisor on National Security, Moeed Yousaf, sat alongside Punjab Police IG and Federal Minister for Information. He noted, “I want to make sure that our message is heard very clearly regarding this particular incident. We have concrete evidence and intelligence, including f...

Kabul seeks Pak help to bring Taliban to talks By Asim Yasin ISLAMABAD: Afghanistan's Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohammad Hanif Atmar has sought Pakistan's help to end the raging conflict in Afghanistan, saying that he hoped Islamabad would persuade the Taliban to return to talks again. The situation in Afghanistan has taken a turn for the worse, with the Taliban launching a blistering campaign and capturing key districts of the country, drastically emboldened as US and other foreign forces gear up to leave the country. In an exclusive interview with Geo News, Atmar said Kabul had great exp...

Kabul seeks Pak help to bring Taliban back to table July 10, 2021 ISLAMABAD: Afghanistan's Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohammad Hanif Atmar has sought Pakistan's help to end the raging conflict in Afghanistan, saying that he hoped Islamabad would persuade the Taliban to return to talks again. The situation in Afghanistan has taken a turn for the worse, with the Taliban launching a blistering campaign and capturing key districts of the country, drastically emboldened as the US and other foreign forces gear up to leave the country. In an exclusive interview with Geo News, Atmar said Kabul ha...

Kabul seeks Pak help to bring Taliban back to talks By Our correspondent ISLAMABAD: Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Mohammad Hanif Atmar has sought Pakistan's help to end the raging conflict in Afghanistan, saying that he hoped Islamabad would persuade the Taliban to return to talks again. The situation in Afghanistan has taken a turn for the worse, with the Taliban launching a blistering campaign and capturing key districts of the country, drastically emboldened as US and other foreign forces gear up to leave the country. In an exclusive interview with Geo News, Atmar said Kabul had great ex...