Afghan peace process

For Pakistan’s role to be effective, Islamabad must comprehend ground realities, concerns of neighbouring countries

The challenge for both Pakistan and the US is the degree to which this relationship can sustain its newfound revival

Move has backing of the US, which is relying heavily on Islamabad to break stalemate on some contentious issues

Hope that in the next two weeks the first meeting will take place in a European country, says minister

The argument that the Taliban should control a portion of the country does not hold good

Pakistan’s role in the Afghan peace process has been the subject of intense debate for too long

Diplomatic development comes ahead of PM Imran's visit to Washington

Democratic experience under the US has and is likely to remain in infancy

Taliban cannot and would not guarantee that their land would become terrorist-free while occupation forces are in town

The possibility of the US and the Taliban leadership reaching a peace settlement are closer today than ever before