Afghanistan

Afghanistan and Pakistan must, therefore, urgently start paying attention to regional hydro-diplomacy

Islamabad, Beijing and Kabul ink MOU on anti-terrorism cooperation

Karim’s suspension of 90 days may be extended pending proceedings

We support all negotiations and dialogue between the Afghan government and the Taliban, says foreign secretary

President Ashraf Ghani orders probe into claims of abuse

Foreign Minister says robust foreign policy behind Washington's request to assist in Afghan peace process

Aid agencies struggle to meet growing demand for food, shelter and sanitation

Stability in the region remains the most important mutual strategic interest for both countries, says McKenzie

Taliban launch an offensive in the previously safe Ghazni causing hundreds to flee

Anti-terrorism operations, internal and external security of the country also discussed at PM House meeting

What emboldens New Delhi is that its Afghan and China policy is in total accord with Washington’s

US Special envoy for Afghanistan meets FM Qureshi

Both sides agree to scale down trade barriers, improve railway connectivity

White House confirms Trump letter to PM Imran

After Pakistan, now want to see peace and stability in Afghanistan: DG ISPR

The attorney general's office said it had already assembled a team to investigate the issue

Khalilzad is visiting eight countries including Pakistan

The developing situation in the war-torn country and Pakistan's involvement

Mullah Rahim Akhand was considered a symbol of terror in Afghanistan

As ordinary Afghans continue to bear the brunt of the 17-year conflict

International conference on Afghanistan includes 12-person negotiating team led by chief of staff Abdul Salam Rahimi

Afghan government, United Nations and Western diplomats hope of reaching deal to end Taliban's 17-year insurgency

Interior Ministry deputy spokesperson Nasrat Rahimi confirms death toll but warns it could yet change

Bakhtiar says development in Afghanistan is Pakistan’s development

Taliban has intensified attacks on Afghan forces inflicting record casualties against US troops in the process

Taliban fighters ambushed a security forces’ convoy in Lash-e Joveyn district of Farah

Victims part of the Afghan security forces

Hopes for progress in negotiations with Taliban are raised by President Ashraf Ghani and Western diplomats

22 injured in the attack

The Taliban have not shown any intention to get seriously engaged in the peace negotiations, says Afghan chief

Islamabad stands by Afghanistan in this hour of grief, says PM Imran

Gen Qamar says world should acknowledge Pakistan's matchless efforts against terrorism and for regional peace

Afghanistan's security situation has worsened since NATO formally ended combat operations in 2014

Khalilzad held direct talks with Taliban leaders in Qatar last month to find ways to end 17 year war in Afghanistan

Since its inception Pakistan has had highly troubled relations with its northwestern neighbour

The police officer was abducted from Islamabad to Afghanistan where he was brutally tortured and put to death

'It's is hoped that Afghan authorities will offer full cooperation in ascertaining circumstances of the murder'

SP Dawar was head of the Peshawar rural police circle when he was kidnapped

Instead of sweeping opposition, the United States should compartmentalise its relations with Russia

About 50 security forces personnel were killed in attacks late on Sunday by Taliban fighters on checkposts

The fighting aircraft stormed a Taliban center in Qarluq area of Dasht-e-Archi district

Suicide attacks in recent years have caused deepening anger among Hazaras minority of Afghanistan

Used mobile phone data, geofencing to reach them

New toll "is a more than 110,000 increase over the last count"

Spokesperson confirms Pakistan will be attending talks on Afghan peace in Russia

It is an untapped market for Pakistani entrepreneurs

The twin approach of taxes and protection has resulted in an increasing acceptance of Taliban government

The report quotes FO spokesperson as saying that 'Pakistan will definitely attend the talks'

At least 20 soldiers were known to have been killed, several wounded and others were missing

Official figures show roughly 4.2 million Afghans voted in the elections