India will ask the global money laundering and terror finance watchdog to put Pakistan on a blacklist of countries that fail to meet international standards in stopping financial crime, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Thursday.
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Pakistan Set to Buy Russian Surface-to-Air Missiles to Boost Defence – Report
The urgency to purchase new air defence systems arose after the Indian airstrike in Balakot during which over a dozen Mirage 2000 aircraft of Indian Air Force crossed the border and destroyed alleged terror infrastructure inside Pakistan, the media outlet reports.
Read more ›Afghanistan’s Loya Jirga urges both govt., Taliban to announce ceasefire
Attendees at Afghanistan’s most important national gathering have urged ceasefire between the government and the Taliban militant group as a foretaste to a potential peace deal.
Read more ›UN Lists Pakistani Cleric as Global Terrorist
A United Nations Security Council committee has designated the head of the Pakistan-based militant organization Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) as a global terrorist after China withdrew its long-held objections to the designation.
Read more ›US Military, Key Watchdog in War of Words Over Unfavorable Data
A decision by U.S. military officials in Afghanistan to stop tracking the amount of territory controlled by the Taliban is sparking an increasingly tense showdown with the watchdog overseeing reconstruction efforts.
Read more ›Russia Started Assembling Su-30SM Fighters for Naypyitaw – Myanmar Army Chief
Russia has started assembling the six Su-30SM fighters that will be delivered to Myanmar under a 2018 bilateral contract, Myanmar Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Min Aung Hlaing told Sputnik.
Read more ›Pakistan Test Fires Its Own Anti-Ship Cruise Missile in North Arabian Sea
Pakistan’s navy has been developing multiple types of missiles designed to target naval and other hostile marine vessels and had conducted live weapons tests on numerous occasions since 2016.
Read more ›Khan: Pakistan Will No Longer Be Party to Afghan Conflict
Pakistan says it is “highly dismayed” at the recent surge in hostilities in Afghanistan “from all sides,” warning it would harm ongoing efforts to bring peace to the war-ravaged neighboring country.
Read more ›Delegates Flock to Kabul for Controversial Peace Jirga
Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, is bracing for a peace jirga – a traditional gathering of elders and prominent Afghans – with heightened security next week, as nearly 3,000 delegates from across the country stream into the city.
Read more ›Russia, U.S., China aim to cajole Taliban into inter-Afghan talks
Russia, the United States and China will this week try to press Afghanistan’s Taliban insurgents to hold talks with Afghan politicians and civilians, an important step in a process aimed at ending the Afghan war.
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