Afghanistan

Graceful US exit from the region with some credibility intact might be the only definition of success

The desire for normalisation of bilateral relations could not have come without a nod from Washington

Tens of thousands of Afghan troops have been disabled in years since a US-led campaign ousted the Taliban in 2001

Afghanistan's Special Operations Command will soon be on the frontline of the war

Kabul believes it has shown sufficient inclination for peace and normalising relations with Pakistan

The unique British-made railroad terminal has been gathering rust since 2006

Australia recommitted to the 16-year-long, seemingly intractable war against the Taliban in May

Kabul has requested Islamabad to help resume peace process

Taliban leader Mullah Haibatullah Akhunzada said peace could come once foreign forces left Afghanistan

To temper Pakistan, Tillerson has since acknowledged that resolving the Kashmir issue could bring peace in Afghanistan

After the wall, you won’t have to pay a secure Afghanistan as many billions as you do now

Victims were from same family and most of the dead were women and children

Hold Tahaffuz-e-Pakistan Convention in Karachi, present letter of condemnation to US consulate

Trump's much touted Afghan strategy is going in the opposite direction, destined to cross failure line

Several others injured on a busy shopping street near the embassy

Move comes in a meeting of Chinese Special Envoy on Afghan affairs Deng Xijun with Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua

Travellers from Pakistan-Afghanistan advised to restrict movement until further notice

The new Afghan policy has a heavy military footprint

Premier says military strategy in Afghanistan has not worked and it will not work

Helmand governor's spokesman says the attack occurred in a market in Nawa, a district in the centre of the province

Foreign minister says US should stop pinning the blame for its own 16 years of failures on Pakistan

US top commander in Afghanistan says support for terrorists and insurgents has to be stopped

Suicide bombers and gunmen, some dressed in police uniforms, attacked a mosque in Kabul during prayers

The US has finally decided to stay put in Afghanistan and fight to the last Taliban

Islamabad plans to host international conference to highlight its contribution in terror war

New Zealand has had troops in Afghanistan since 2001

Trump’s well-known slogan “America First” appears to have shaped the framework of the new Afghan policy

President Putin’s envoy Zamir Kabulov says Islamabad is a key regional player to negotiate with

Statement comes hours after a top civil-military huddle rejected US president's remarks against Pakistan

For Stoltenberg and Nato the cost of inaction in Afghanistan is greater than the cost of the action(s) now proposed

Former Afghan President says it is against peace, national interest of Afghanistan

The attack comes a day after US President Donald Trump announced more troops to be employed

As one of 16 'Non-NATO Major Allies,' Pakistan benefits from billions of dollars in aid

The broad-brush proposals of President Trump are not going to win the war in Afghanistan for the Americans

Australian military strategist says speech sounded as if written by military officials working in White House

US President had lambasted Pakistan for 'harbouring agents of chaos, violence, and terror'

Says US can no longer be silent about Pakistan's safe havens for terrorists

Army says ‘Made in India’ IEDs recovered during operation

Afghanistan has significant quantities of iron ore, uranium, zinc and other minerals

Advisers studying an expanded strategy for the broader South Asian region, including Pakistan

The United States is still engaged in determining what are its short- and long-term interests in Afghanistan

Meeting took place between Commander US CENTCOM and PM in the federal capital on Saturday

Department of Defence views US-Pak relationship as 'troubled'

The city has been on edge since a massive truck bomb ripped through its diplomatic quarter during rush hour in May

Camp David discussions have also been complicated by differences over taking a harder line on Pakistan

Some 200,000 unregistered Afghans had returned to their country in 2016 to avoid deportation

We have conducted operations against terrorists of all hues, COAS tells General Votel

What would yield a stable Afghanistan?

Pakistani state and intelligentsia may consider that US is making it a scapegoat for its own failure in Afghanistan

Afghan officials have said 11 civilians, including women and children, were killed