PAKISTAN

There’s a reason certain members of the royal family don’t engage in public displays of affection.

Princess Diana became more confident in her role as a royal after her successful tour of Pakistan.

The Indian Air Force has confirmed that it shot down one of its own helicopters during clashes with Pakistan in February

Kate Middleton sparked pregnancy rumors after saying this.

Taliban Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar is in Pakistan for talks with foreign ministry and intelligence officials

Kate Middleton and Prince William will have new royal neighbors after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left Kensington Palace.

Prince William grabs Kate Middleton’s waist while the latter hugs her husband in this adorable video that resurfaced ahead of their Pakistan tour.

India and Pakistan could target each other with 100 kiloton nuclear bombs, more than six times as powerful as those dropped by the US on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945

Kate Middleton reveals her struggles during mealtime.

The hack exposed the log-in information of users who had downloaded the app before Sept. 2.

The two countries last fought a border conflict in February, but they pulled back from the brink after Pakistan returned a downed pilot to India

Taliban co-founder and political leader Mullah Baradar was due in the Pakistan capital for a possible meeting with Washington's top Afghanistan envoy

People watch Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan's UN address on a screen in Islamabad

Munir Akram served a previous stint in the post from 2002 to 2008

Former French prime minister Edouard Balladur (L) et ex defence minister Francois Leotard

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meets India's Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar at the State Department

Polish daredevil Andrzej Bargiel has abandoned his attempt to ski down Mount Everest

With experts on Monday predicting excess rainfall across 15 states, this year's monsoon will end as the wettest since 1917, reports say

Deliveries of apples to market were only down by around 25 percent, said Metharam Kriplani of the New Delhi-based Kashmir Apple Merchants Association

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan warned the United Nations Friday that his country's dispute with India over Kashmir could escalate into an all-out nuclear war that would have consequences for the world.In a fiery speech lasting 50 minutes, Khan said India could unleash a "bloodbath" in the Muslim-majority territory, as the nuclear-armed rivals took center stage at the UN General Assembly.His heated rhetoric stood in stark contrast to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address an hour earlier, when the Hindu nationalist leader touted domestic successes but made only an oblique reference to terrorism, taken to mean Pakistan.

Supporters shower rose petals on Pakistani Islamic cleric Mufti Abdul Qavi (R) outside court after his acquittal in the "honour killing" of social media celebrity Qandeel Baloch, with whom he had been embroiled in controversy