Pakistani foreign relations
Pakistan and China have come a long way in their diplomatic relations since 1949, with the relationship growing from strength to strength. President Asif Ali Zardari extended his congratulations to the governments and peoples of both nations on the 74th anniversary of their diplomatic relations. He praised Pakistan and China&
Pakistani foreign relations
Pakistan and China celebrated the 74th anniversary of their diplomatic relations on Wednesday, with Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari lauding China's vital role in Pakistan's socio-economic and defense development. Zardari congratulated the governments and people of both nations, describing the Pakistan-China relationship as "historic and
Pakistani foreign relations
Pakistan's High-Level Delegation Led by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari is receiving briefings from top foreign office officials on the recent military conflict with India, ahead of presenting the country's position in world capitals. The delegation aims to convey a message of truth and peace, addressing contentious issues
Pakistani foreign relations
A recent surge in tensions between India and Pakistan has led to a series of diplomatic expulsions, marking the fragile nature of their bilateral relations. The latest episode began with India ordering a Pakistani diplomat to leave the country on May 21, 2025, citing espionage activities. This move follows the
Pakistani foreign relations
Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to fully restore diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level, marking a positive shift in bilateral relations. This development comes after months of strained ties between the two neighboring states. The breakthrough reportedly came during recent high-level contacts, with the reinstatement of ambassadors expected soon. The
Pakistani foreign relations
Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has emphasized the importance of promoting peace and countering India's lies, calling for a peaceful resolution to conflicts between the two nations. Bilawal warned of dire consequences, including a devastating nuclear war, if India does not halt its aggression. He appealed
Pakistani foreign relations
Former Pakistani diplomat Husain Haqqani says that the country's main challenges stem from internal issues, including a fractured national identity, rapid population growth, economic stagnation, and misguided security priorities. Haqqani emphasized that Pakistan's biggest hurdles are not external adversaries such as India or Afghanistan, but rather
Pakistani foreign relations
Pakistan's handling of the recent military exchange with India has been notable not only for its military precision but also for its diplomatic finesse. By linking the regional peace to the unresolved Kashmir issue, Pakistan has forced a reappraisal of the conflict's status in international consciousness.
Foreign ministers
Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, has described his recent three-day visit to China as "highly successful," marking significant progress on diplomatic, strategic, and economic fronts. The visit involved bilateral meetings with Chinese leadership and trilateral dialogues with Afghanistan, with a focus on
Diplomats
Pakistan People's Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has expressed confidence that the country's diplomatic mission will succeed in promoting peace and countering India's aggression. He emphasized the need for dialogue on key issues such as Kashmir, terrorism, and water sharing, warning of devastating consequences
Field marshals
The Pakistan government has promoted Army Chief General Asim Munir to the rank of field marshal, just 10 days after a halting of armed conflict with India. This move has been seen as a strengthening of General Munir's hold over the country's governance, particularly given the
Pakistani foreign relations
China welcomes and supports Pakistan and India in properly handling their differences through dialogue, achieve a comprehensive and lasting ceasefire, and seek fundamental solutions, according to Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. This approach aligns with the long-term interests of both sides and promotes regional peace and stability. Wang Yi'
