Afghan President Ashraf Ghani

Gen Qamar holds talks with Ghani, Abdullah during daylong visit to Kabul

Ashraf Ghani welcomes Taliban's unexpected three-day truce declared for Eidul Fitr

Ex-CE hopes to finalise political agreement at the earliest

President Ghani secures second term as US, Taliban inch closer to deal

US special envoy meets Afghan president, discusses several topics including need for a ceasefire

Development comes in exchange for two professors, a US citizen and an Australian, kidnapped in Kabul by Afghan Taliban

Punjab CM presents Afghan president an photo album of his trip; sees him off at airport

Afghan president had earlier undertaken a bilateral visit to Pakistan in November 2014

The US demand of the Taliban talking to the Kabul regime sounds outdated and might soon become obsolete

Ghani did not mention any cease in fighting with the Islamic State group, which continues to expand

Pakistan knows its role well in peace, reconciliation in Afghanistan, says Ambassador to Kabul Zahid Nasrullah

Taliban resumed their campaign on Thursday after rejecting President Ashraf Ghani's request to extend their ceasefire

Both sides agreed to enhance engagements for broadening the scope of bilateral relations

Ghani offers talks with Taliban ‘without preconditions’

However, Afghan Ambassador to Pakistan denies TOLOnews report

Afghan president says Kabul does not want to destabilise Pakistan

JUI-S says target will remain elusive even in Taliban are approached

Both leaders discuss bilateral, regional and global issues

Ashraf Ghani has banned Pakistani trucks from entering Afghanistan

Both sides call for forgetting the past and working hard for a better future, according to Afghan president’s office

PM stresses importance of reconciliation and politically negotiated settlement as the best solution to Afghan conflict

Protesters enraged by spiralling insecurity have established sit-in camps in at least six locations around Kabul

Afghans do not want Kerry to land in Kabul again to settle differences

Afghans do not want Kerry to land in Kabul again to settle differences