War clouds: Dawn
In the days following the Pahalgam tragedy, there has been regular crossfire across the LoC, while the military shot down two Indian quadcopters in AJK on Tuesday. Moreover, state…
Pakistan won’t strike first, but won’t hold back either: Foreign Minister
Sharing details of Pakistan’s diplomatic overtures following the escalation in the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack, FM Ishaq Dar said foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, UAE,…
Indian PM Modi holds security meet amidst rising cross-border aggression
Though there is no official communique from the government regarding the proceedings of the meeting, it is anticipated that plans pertaining to military action following the…
Credible intelligence shows India intends military action against Pakistan in next 24-36 hours: minister
This comes amid increasing tensions between the two countries after the Pahalgam attack in Indian-administered Kashmir last week that New Delhi blamed on Islamabad, albeit without…
Emotions run high at Pakistan-India border crossing as citizens rush to return
Following the cancellation of visas on both sides, Indian and Pakistani nationals have thronged the Attari-Wagah crossing to return to their respective countries before May 1.
US in touch with India and Pakistan; urges work toward ‘responsible solution’
In public, the US government has expressed support for India after the attack but has not criticised Pakistan.
Pakistan PM Shehbaz welcomes Iran’s willingness to help ease Pak-India tensions
India has implied cross-border linkages of the attackers, while Pakistan strongly denied any involvement.
Indian soldier held after ‘straying’ into Pakistan
Amid heightened tensions between Pakistan and India following a recent attack on tourists in Indian-occupied Kashmir, the Pakistan Rangers have reportedly detained…
Fresh India-Pakistan border hostilities feared as Kashmir tourist attack opens old wounds
The South Asian neighbours have gone to war twice before.
Trade, ties and flights off-limits as Pakistan retaliates to India’s moves
Among India’s actions was the unilateral move to suspend the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty, which was brokered by the World Bank and has endured through wars and decades of hostility.