The U.N. Security Council has strongly condemned recent militant attacks in southwestern Pakistan that have killed more than 50 people, mostly civilians, as the country's security forces press their o

India forfeit could leave Pakistan with a two-point deficit and plenty of catching up to do in Group A

Attackers dressed as ordinary civilians entered hospitals, schools, banks and markets Saturday before opening fire, Pakistani officials said.

Pakistani police and military forces have killed over 100 "Indian-backed terrorists" in Balochistan, according to government officials

By Saleem Ahmed and Asif Shahzad QUETTA, Pakistan, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Pakistan's security forces used drones and helicopters to wrest control of a southwestern town from separatist insurgents after a three-day battle,

Pakistan’s military says multiple suicide and gun attacks across the restive southwestern province of Balochistan have killed 33 people, including civilians, while security forces responding to the violence killed 92 assailants.

Tens of thousands of people have fled a remote mountainous region in northwestern Pakistan in recent weeks, residents

Pakistan’s security forces said it had killed 145 militants in less than two days across the southwestern province of Balochistan, as the country confronts one of the most serious episodes of violence in the region.

Pakistan has been invited to participate in talks between Iran and the United States aimed at reducing tensions, the Foreign Office confirmed. The meeting is set for February 6 in Turkey, with Islamabad expected to play a facilitative role in the renewed diplomatic effort.

It says 15 security personnel and 18 civilians were also killed after militants attacked many cities in Pakistan's province.