Pakistan has formally accepted US President Donald Trump's invitation to join the newly announced Board of Peace on Gaza, the Foreign Office said on Wednesday, linking the decision to United Nations Security Council Resolution 2803 and Islamabad's stated objective of securing a permanent ceasefire,

Pakistan has confirmed it will join Trump’s “Board of Peace” with a $1 billion fee, even as it seeks a $2.5 billion debt rollover from the UAE and support from the IMF for its struggling economy.

Authorities say a magnitude 5.8 earthquake has struck northern Pakistan, killing at least one person and damaging dozens of homes.

Pakistan and seven other Muslim-majority countries on Wednesday released a statement announcing their decision to join US President Donald Trump’s so-called ‘Board of Peace’. In a joint statement, the foreign ministers of Pakistan,

Pakistan will join U.S. President Donald Trump's "Board of Peace" to help achieve lasting peace in Gaza, its foreign ministry said on Wednesday.

Pakistan said it has accepted President Donald Trump’s invitation to join Board of Peace to support implementation of the Gaza peace plan.

Islamabad wouldn’t want to back a setup that undermines the U.N. or pokes at Beijing’s diplomatic, economic, or security interests.

Fitch Ratings affirmed Pakistan's long-term debt ratings at B- and assigned a Recovery Rating of RR4 following the removal of the ratings from Under Criteria Observation (UCO), according to an official release on Wednesday.

"The path to Imran Khan’s liberation from prison can only be a deal with Pakistan's military establishment," writes Rafia Zakaria