Afghanistan

Says peace will remain elusive by the pursuit of a purely military solution

Repatriation of around three million Afghan refugees from Pakistan and joint economic development discussed

US deploying more troops, aircraft to Afghanistan, which has become main theatre of operations for US Air Force

The two sides plan for cooperation in the areas of counter-terrorism, reduction of violence and economic development

A meeting was held between the officials of Frontier Corps and tribal elders

At least 430 air strikes have been confirmed since April 2004

Strikes in province of Badakhshan destroy militant training camps which support terror operations in the region

The next meeting would take place on February 9 and 10

Afghanistan's Wakhis are untouched by the decades of conflict that have devastated their country

US President vows to deepen military, economic ties with India, as he seeks to balance China’s posture across Asia

North Waziristan’s political administration confirmed that the strike took place inside Afghanistan

Donald Trump unveiled a more hawkish military approach, aimed at forcing the Taliban to the negotiating table

After troop pull back all eyes on Afghanistan

Act in Pakistan doesn’t mean that people in Pakistan should be hurt or war should be launched, says Karzai

Officers on Afghan side stated they were directed by their government not to allow them to return

Multiple enemy targets struck in Badakshan province by southern command near Chinese border

Collector Ashraf Ali says customs working for eradication of narcotics from country

Nabi, Rashid impress with bat and ball respectively in five-wicket victory

Khaqan Abbasi says there is much better understanding with the army now on most issues

Families migrated to Khost province of Afghanistan during Operation Zarb-e-Azb

Janjua visits Kabul for APAPS talks

Ambassador said peace in Afghanistan is most beneficial for Pakistan

Both Pakistan and Afghanistan are fighting a three-front war - one against terrorism and the other, against corruption

Nancy Izzo lauds Pakistan's efforts in the aftermath of the global war on terror

Spokesperson says the country has pledged not to let its soil be used for activities against neighbouring states

The fabric of the bilateral relationship is in urgent need of repair

Move comes as Chinese officials worry about militants sneaking into restive Xinjiang from war-torn Afghan territory

Pakistan always willing to cooperate with Afghanistan to defeat our common enemy: FO

Boys in Green’s group D top finish reason after rain abandons match against Afghanistan

Islamabad ‘provided evidence linking Kabul attacks with groups based in Pakistan’

Dr Omar Zakhilwal‏ says it will be a huge step forward in our important bilateral relations if this indeed happens

Tremors were felt across the region including India and Afghanistan

BBC estimate is significantly higher than the most recent assessment of insurgent presence by NATO-led coalition

This rag-tag army has fought America and its allies to a military stalemate

The handover took place in November last year, weeks after Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa’s visit to Afghan capital

The Taliban reacts to Trump's announcement by saying they never wanted to talk to the US anyway

Afghan envoy to UN suggests the attack plot was 'too complex' for the Taliban to have developed on their own

Recent reports indicate that 43 per cent of Afghan districts are either under Taliban control or being contested

Kangaroos register six-wicket win over Afghanistan in last-four tie on Monday

This is third such attack in the Afghan capital recent days

US president did not name any specific countries but earlier he has accused Pakistan of 'harbouring militants'

Afghans took to social media to express their anguish and sorrow at rapidly worsening security

Official says death toll feared to rise even more

Both countries view the region's threats through different lenses, but cannot afford a complete severing of ties

Claims they have been involved in attacks on coalition troops, smuggling of individuals and financing terrorist groups

Beijing has long been concerned that instability in Afghanistan could spill over into violence-prone Xinjiang region

Pakistan’s brotherly hospitality to peaceful Afghanistan must not be exploited by terrorists, he says

At least five people killed, 24 wounded as gunmen stormed in the Save the Children aid agency, Wednesday

Says diplomatic ties between the two countries are repairable and there is no doubt about it

At least 11 people wounded as a suicide attacker detonated a car bomb at the office entrance