Prime Minister of Pakistan, Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, has departed for Türkiye on the first leg of a four-nation tour.

The meeting takes place amid escalating diplomatic tensions, triggered by India's boycott of Turkish goods and services in response to Operation Sindoor, India's counter-terrorism operation.

According to the Foreign Office, the prime minister during the visit would have “wide-ranging discussions with the leaders of ...

Economic leverage becomes New Delhi's frontline weapon against Ankara as it recalibrates its diplomatic battles ...

There is no official travel advisory restricting movement to Turkey, but the cautionary remark from government officials ...

India said on Thursday that it expects Turkey to urge Pakistan to cease cross-border terrorism, citing the importance of ...

India has called on Turkey to act against Pakistan's support for terrorism, linking bilateral relations to Turkey's stance on ...

India urges Turkey to push Pakistan to stop cross-border terrorism. Relations depend on mutual respect. India also raised the ...

India anticipates that Turkey and China will press Pakistan to cease its backing of cross-border terrorism, especially after ...

One of the oldest conflicts in West Asia -- the so-called 'Kurdish question' -- is currently inching closer to a solution.

The MEA spokesperson said, "We expect Turkiye to strongly urge Pakistan to end its support to cross-border terrorism and take ...