Pak-Afghan relations

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

Both leaders agree to join hands in fight against terrorism

Seven-member Afghan military delegation calls on Peshawar corps commander

President Ghani informs Pakistan's charge d'affaires about the recovery in phone call

Pakistan has taken indiscriminate and all out action against terrorists: Foreign Office

Nawaz Sharif holds informal talks with Afghan president Ashraf Ghani

COAS affirms Pakistan will continue to positively contribute towards regional peace and stability, ISPR says

Areas in Bajaur, Mohmand and Khyber agencies will be fenced in 1st phase

Army chief says unilateral actions such as drone strikes are counterproductive

Pakistan's ambassador to the US says terrorism under any pretext is not acceptable to us

Beijing says threat posed by terrorism cannot be tackled by ‘one country’ alone

Lt Gen Haroon claims having pictorial proof of TTP Commander Abdul Wali running terror activities from Parchow

Experts of geological survey from both sides briefed the participants.

Acknowledges that TTP has safe havens on Afghan soil; Hamid Karzai says ready to play a role to heal the rift

NA speaker says President Ghani has not yet declined invitation to visit Pakistan

Ghani demands action to be taken against Afghan Taliban present in Pakistan

Ayaz Sadiq says ISI DG to visit Kabul next week.

Closure of Pak-Afghan border is not a solution, said Dr Omar Zakhilwal

Children under 10 vaccinated at border crossings despite challenges

US itself appears to have been swamped by an acute sense of frustration

Afghan envoy Dr Omar Zakhilwal meets NSA Lt-Gen (retd) Nasser Khan Janjua

Relations between the two countries deteriorated following a series of attacks in the country in February

To sort out the distrust between Pakistan & Afghanistan, there is a need for continued democratic institutionalisation

Pakistan is home to the world's second largest refugee population, with a total of 2.5 million Afghans

Adviser to PM on foreign affairs meets 14-member Afghan delegation in Islamabad

Pakistan has earned enormous goodwill by announcing the immediate reopening of its border with Afghanistan

Pakistan has very able diplomats but an underperforming diplomacy

PM hopes Kabul will address the reasons that triggered border closure soil

Any cuts in aid to states that are contiguous to Pakistan, and specifically Afghanistan are going to have a impact

Terrorists attack FC training centre in Shabqadar, border post in Khyber

Another attempt is under way to resolve difficulties that beset the relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan

Britain brokered top brass meeting between two countries

PM's adviser Sartaj Aziz to meet Afghan National Security Adviser Hanif Atmar

Weapons and ammunition also recovered, says ISPR

Afghan ambassador to Pakistan meets JUI-F chief in Islamabad

Pakistan has been host to the largest refugee population in the world

The narratives in Kabul and Islamabad refuse to change

Relations with two neighbours that we enjoy the least cordial of relationships with have been in doldrums for a year

Ashraf Ghani’s government has shown a paradigm shift in economic policy from its eastern border trade with Pakistan

FO says border crossings will be opened at Torkham and Chaman on March 7-8 to facilitate nationals of both countries

ISPR says 15 militants also killed as soldiers 'repulsed terrorists' attempt'

Pakistani ambassador Abrar Hussain meets General Murad Ali Murad at Afghan foreign ministry

As with so much that surrounds the relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan there is a pervasive opacity

Army troops effectively responded, says ISPR

Omar Zakhilwal says Pak-Afghan border is likely to open in three to four days

Only dead bodies are allowed to pass the crossing since Sehwan attack

There is little doubt that these attacks originated from, and were controlled by, handlers from across our borders

Omar Zakhilwal says closure is causing 'hardships' for people on both sides

Afghan officials refuse to look at the latest wave of terror in context of India’s “teach and bleed Pakistan” policy

PTI vice president says some countries do not want to see peace and development in Pakistan