Afghanistan

Qureshi says India misusing FATF for political gains

FO official says the Taliban’s rapid Afghan gains surprise Pakistan

Spoilers of peace in Afghanistan risk regional stability, says Gen Qamar

‘After 20 years, our most intensive overseas mission has been completed,’ says defense minister

India had said that it is in contact with 'various stakeholders' in Afghanistan

Pakistan strongly condemns continuous use of Afghan soil by terrorists for activities against Pakistan, says ISPR

Insurgent group says in a statement 'non-military foreign nationals' would not face any problems in war-torn country

Afghan soil has always been used against Pakistan, says FO spokesperson

Wall-to-wall coverage in American newspapers of the developing situation in Afghanistan as US withdraws

Says Islamabad ready to play its role in easing out tensions between US, China

Interior minister reiterates Islamabad will not allow its soil to be used against the neighbouring country

There has to be a peaceful settlement says head of Afghanistan’s peace council

US support for Afghanistan not ending but would be sustained despite the pullout says US president

Affirming US support for Ghani as he confronts Taliban gains, a surge in Covid cases and political infighting in Kabul

With the ongoing expedited US withdrawal, the future of Afghanistan remains uncertain

Defence minister says alliance, during its presence in the country for 20 years, failed to achieve any tangible result

Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi says unrest in the war-torn country affects Pakistan and Iran

The latest ground military situation makes the Taliban reconciliation more meaningful

COAS calls for increased cooperation for region’s stability

US senator questions how troop withdrawal can be effective without coordinating with Islamabad

UN envoy urges Security Council to do all it could to push parties back to the negotiating table

As Afghanistan heads to end game, closely guarded war secrets start to emerge exposing parties in conflict

There are elements in the Kabul government that have already started pointing the finger at Islamabad

Afghanistan for long has been a geopolitical quagmire for Pakistan

Pakistan will not allow its territory to be used by the US for any sort of action inside Afghanistan says PM Imran

We will be partners with the US in peace but not in conflict, the PM says about the Afghan peace process

Qureshi says Afghan leaders must show flexibility to move peace process forward

With the issue of managing the security of Kabul Intl Airport taking centre-stage

Amid slow progress in the talks between the hardline group and Afghan government representatives in Qatar

Withdrawal should be carried out in ‘responsible way,' says the foreign minister

FM says Pakistan seeks to find out more about Erdogan’s proposal for Kabul Airport security

Turkish envoy meets Afghan foreign minister in Kabul, pledges Ankara's assistance after withdrawal of NATO forces

Biden, Erdogan failed to resolve issue of Turkey's purchase of Russian defence systems, says official

Afghanistan — where lies Pakistan’s interest?

Qureshi to visit Turkey this week to attend Antalya Diplomacy Forum on Afghanistan

NATO's mission in Afghanistan is set to pull out of country in coordination with a US troop withdrawal by Sept 11

Pakistan and growing security vacuum in Afghanistan

After Taliban reject Turkey's proposal to remain its troops to guard and run the airport following US departure

Remnants of US withdrawal

Rejects Ankara's proposal to guard and run Kabul's airport after US-led NATO forces depart

The US bid to stay on in the region

Ministers and political pundits express fear soon insurgent group will seize control of more provinces

Islamabad says US base on ‘our soil’ out of the question

Ariana officials say they will soon resume flights to Islamabad

Turkish role securing the airport for international flights could help improve ties between Ankara and the West

Pakistan, UK premiers discuss bilateral ties, Afghan peace

Latest in a series of such attacks in recent weeks as foreign forces withdraw

Virtual meeting to discuss ways to break current deadlock in peace efforts

Shayeq Shoresh, a spokesman for police, blames the Taliban for firing the mortar

We have repeatedly assured our soil will not be used against anyone, we expect the same from others, says spokesperson