Pakistan on watchlist despite curbing anti-terror financing
Javed Rana
Press TV, Islamabad
The Financial Action Task Force, a Paris-based inter-governmental organization, has decided to put Pakistan on grey watch-list for failing to curb financing of militant groups. Islamabad says it has done enough to address international concerns by freezing bank accounts of militant-linked charity groups. But underneath it seems that the row is mostly related to Pakistan's relations with the US that have soured since the election of President Donald Trump. Press TV’s correspondent Javed Rana has more from Islamabad.
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