Islamabad : Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi says Pakistan will continue to play a constructive role to make Afghan peace process successful. In a statement on Monday, he said peace in Afghanistan is one of the priorities of regional countries. The Foreign Minister said he presented Pakistan’s position on the Afghan issue at the recently held Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Turkey. He said the world acknowledges Pakistan’s role for peace and stability. The Foreign Minister said that Pakistan has effectively highlighted Kashmir dispute at the international fora. He said theRead More

Islamabad : Speaker National Assembly Asad Qaiser has urged the opposition to cooperate with the government in making legislation in the Parliament on important national issues. Talking to a private news channel, he said maintaining decorum in the House is the collective responsibility of both treasury and opposition benches. The Speaker said a parliamentary committee has been constituted to evolve a permanent solution to avoid disruption of parliamentary proceedings in future.

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan has said Pakistan would not allow the United States (US) to use its bases for cross-border military actions after American forces’ withdrawal from Afghanistan. In an interview with a US TV HBO Axios, Imran Khan said Pakistan suffered a lot due to war in Afghanistan. When asked if Islamabad would allow the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to conduct cross-border counter-terrorism missions in Afghanistan, he replied: “Absolutely not.” “There’s no way we are ever going to allow,” the premier stated in clear terms. “Any bases,Read More