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Pakistan Becomes Central Mediator Between Iran and United States

Pakistan’s role aims to ease immediate security pressures by offering Tehran and Washington a short-term off-ramp.

Explosion Hits Military-Linked Train in Quetta, Dozens Killed and Wounded

Pakistan Rebukes UK Envoy Over Comments on Afghan Border Strikes

Pakistan Commissions First Hangor-Class Submarine in China

Pakistan Ends Islamabad Security Lockdown After US–Iran Meeting Falls Through

Copy-Paste ‘Peacemaker’ Posts About Pakistani Passports Draw Backlash Online

US Congressional Report Says 15 Militant Groups Still Operate From Pakistan

Pakistan Reopens Torkham Crossing to Return Detained Afghans

U.S. Report Says Pakistan Still Hosts Militant Networks, Including India-Focused Groups

Pakistan Resumes Operation Gazab Lil Haq After Eid Pause

Pakistan and Afghanistan Enter Conditional Eid Ceasefire After Deadly Kabul Strike

Taliban Claim Hundreds Killed in Kabul Hospital Strike as Pakistan Denies Hitting Facility

Taliban Says Pakistan Airstrike Hit Kabul Drug-Treatment Hospital, Claiming 400 Dead

Munir Visits Wana, Vows To Neutralize Cross-Border Threats From Afghan Soil

Pakistan Affirms Defensive Right, Outlines Balanced Iran Policy

Pakistan Says Airspace Open as NOTAM Limits Select Routes Through March

Pakistan, India and China Move to Reengage Bangladesh’s New Government

Pakistan Confirms Airstrikes in Afghanistan as Taliban Report Civilian Deaths

Punjab Updates List of Banned Groups, Says Donors Face Terror Charges

Women Suicide Bombers and U.S.-Linked Weapons Signal New Phase in Balochistan Insurgency