Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief Lt. Gen. Ahmad Shuja Pasha may step down after the debacle over Osama bin Laden, a media report said on Friday.

To assuage both domestic and interna

Al Qaeda has acknowledged that Osama bin Laden is dead, dispelling the doubts of some Muslims over whether the militant group's leader had really been killed by US forces, and vowed to mount more attacks on the West.

Trying to piece together Osama bin Laden's life prior to the US raid that killed him, Pakistani sleuths on Saturday focussed on Haripur district in the country's Northwest after his Yemeni widow said the Al Qaeda chief lived there before moving to Abbottabad near Islamabad.

In a clear reference to India, Pakistan’s foreign secretary Salman Bashir said Thursday that “no country” should even think of “surgical strikes” inside Pakistan on the lines of the US commando raid o

The Abbottabad compound, used by Osama bin Laden as a safe house till US commandos shot him dead, will be demolished soon by Pakistani security agencies so that it does not become a 'sacred buildin

The Abbottabad compound, used by Osama bin Laden as a safe house till US commandos shot him dead, will be demolished soon by Pakistani security agencies so that it does not become a "sacred building for jihadis."

While the US-led forces were hunting for Osama bin Laden in Pakistan's unruly tribal areas for years, the Al Qaeda chief had been living a secluded life in a million-dollar mansion in the Pakistani garrison city of Abbottabad for five years, according to one of his wives.

Pakistan must "come clean" over the killing of Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden by US commandos in Abbottabad, a daily said on Thursday, warning that the country would be "further isolated from the world" if this was not done.

Pakistan on Thursday warned the US and India against any further covert operation in Pakistani territory, saying this would lead to a 'terrible catastrophe'.

Admitting that the US assault that killed

Pakistan was not consulted by the US over the Abbottabad assault that led to Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden being killed, reiterated foreign secretary Salman Bashir on Thursday.