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Pakistan, Kyrgyzstan urge Afghan Taliban to act against terrorism; vow deeper regional, economic cooperation
Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan have jointly emphasized that the Afghan Taliban must take concrete and verifiable measures against terrorist outfits operating from Afghan soil. During delegation-level talks in Islamabad, both sides …
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Russia has offered to help defuse escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, warning that continued border friction could threaten regional security. The development follows unproductive talks in Istanbul and ongoing …
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Pakistan has suspended trade with Afghanistan, declaring that cross-border terrorism has surged since the Taliban returned to power. The Foreign Office said trade will only resume once all terrorist sanctuaries …
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PM Shehbaz Sharif Stresses Development and Peace as Pillars of Stability at Inter-Parliamentary Conference
PM Shehbaz Sharif underscores development and peace as essential for stability, outlining reforms, youth empowerment initiatives, and Pakistan’s commitment to regional cooperation at the Inter-Parliamentary Speakers Conference.
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Three Martyred as Operation Continues at Cadet College Wana; Attackers Linked to Afghanistan, Says Interior Minister
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi confirmed three martyrs in the Wana Cadet College attack, as security forces fought terrorists linked to Afghanistan. PM Shehbaz called on Kabul to curb the TTP …
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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday urged the Afghan government to curb the TTP and other militant outfits based in Afghanistan, terming it vital for regional stability. Speaking at …
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Pakistan Condemns Afghan Taliban for Maligning Islamabad, Suspends Peace Talks
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Pakistan presents ‘evidence-based’ demands to mediators in Istanbul talks with Afghan Taliban
Pakistan has submitted “evidence-based, justified, and logical” demands to Turkiye and Qatar during the third round of talks with the Afghan Taliban in Istanbul, the Foreign Office said. The mediators …
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Pakistan, Afghan Taliban resume Istanbul talks to ease tensions after deadly border clashes
Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban regime began the third round of talks in Istanbul on Thursday, seeking to ease escalating border tensions after last month’s deadly clashes. The discussions, mediated …
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