Balochistan

Several killed in Pakistan suicide blast near Afghan border

Suicide bomber on a motorbike blows himself up in southwestern Quetta city, killing at least three paramilitary guards and wounding dozens others, police say. Banned terror group TTP claims responsibility.

Suicide bombing targets Chinese nationals in southwest Pakistan

Two children killed in attack targeting a vehicle carrying Chinese citizens in southwestern Gwadar port city, police say.

Afghan govt and Taliban resume peace talks in Qatar

Clashes between the Taliban and government forces have intensified as US and NATO forces leave the country. The Taliban have encircled several provincial capitals, and captured several districts and border crossings in the north and west.

Pakistan confirms key border town in Afghanistan under Taliban control

The incident comes a day after the Afghanistan government said it repelled a Taliban assault on the key border crossing with Pakistan amid the militants' sweeping advance.

Two soldiers killed, three wounded in blast in southwest Pakistan

A bomb blew up a military vehicle in Balochistan province. There was no immediate claim of responsibility.

Scores dead after bus carrying pilgrims overturns in southwest Pakistan

At least 19 people were killed and 50 others injured after a speeding bus, with pilgrims returning from southern province of Sindh, overturned in Khuzdar, a district in Balochistan province.

Blast after pro-Palestine rally in Pakistan leaves several dead

Motorbike bomb explodes in Balochistan province's Chaman, killing six people and wounding 13, including a hardline leader, officials say.

Pakistani Baloch community buries activist amid high security

Only immediate family members of 37-year-old Karima Baloch were allowed to attend her funeral on Sunday in the village of Tump in Balochistan.

Pakistani mourners end protests over deaths of miners

Authorities have promised the arrest of the attackers, payment of compensation to the bereaved families and better security for the Hazaras.

Will Pakistan lose New York's Roosevelt Hotel?

The Investor-State Dispute Settlement process has gone against developing countries for far too long.

Anger over killing of Shia miners spreads to several Pakistani cities

Protests over the brutal killing of 11 Hazara minority coal miners by Daesh spill over to several areas, including the economic powerhouse Karachi, officials say.

Pakistan's Khan urges Hazara Shias to bury dead as protest continues

Hundreds protest for fourth day alongside the bodies of coal miners killed in a brutal attack claimed by Daesh group as PM Imran Khan sends two ministers to try to convince them to end the sit-in.