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Pain for Pakistan: History makes a U-turn in India's neighbourhoodRussia and the Taliban have signed a significant military cooperation agreement. This pact alters regional security dynamics. Pakistan's st...- Pakistan 'ditched' US despite playing peacemaker, helped Iran park planes at Nur Khan to escape attacksPakistan reportedly allowed Iranian military aircraft to park on its airfields to shield them from US airstrikes, a claim a senior Pakistan...
- Why Pakistan backstabs the US, and always gets away with itFor decades, the US grappled with Pakistan's dual role as a terror war ally and a supporter of militant groups. Despite accusations of shel...
- Pakistan Army launches strikes along Afghanistan border; Taliban urges end to clashesPakistan Army has intensified operations along the Afghanistan border. Precision strikes targeted Afghan Taliban and TTP Fitna al-Khawarij ...
- Pakistan’s deadly airstrikes on Kabul fan risks of a dangerous turnPakistan carried out airstrikes in Kabul, escalating tensions with Afghanistan, which claimed the attack killed 400 people at a hospital. I...
- India 'unequivocally condemns' Pakistan’s ‘cowardly, barbaric’ strike that killed 400 in AfghanistanIndia has strongly condemned Pakistan's airstrike on a hospital in Kabul. The Ministry of External Affairs called the attack barbaric and u...
- Drone strike on Chinese workers in Tajikistan strains Sino-Pakistan tiesTensions rise as China investigates a drone attack in Tajikistan that killed three Chinese citizens. Reports suggest drones entered Tajik a...
- India to launch air cargo services with Afghanistan soonIndia has said that air cargo services between the nation and its neighbouring Afghanistan will begin 'very soon'. The announcement came du...
- Kabul accuses Pakistan of repeated air violationsAfghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi has leveled serious accusations against Pakistan, claiming its airspace has been compromis...
- Keep a watch along the Durand lineA deadly attack on a Pakistani security camp has shattered a fragile ceasefire. Peace talks with Kabul are now uncertain. This follows Paki...
- 'Ask the Soviets and NATO': Afghan FM warns Pakistan from Indian soil after cross-border attacksPakistan's recent aggression against Afghanistan, occurring while the Afghan foreign minister visited India, has strained Kabul-Islamabad t...
- Pakistan in no rush to recognise Taliban government in Afghanistan, say officialsPakistan is adopting a cautious approach to officially recognising the Afghan Taliban government, prioritising its national interests. Whil...
- Moscow's Kabul push to create space for IndiaIndia-Kabul ties have been improving. Russia's recognition may help India. It could allow India to balance regional strategy. India has res...
- Afghanistan welcomes upgraded diplomatic ties with PakistanAfghanistan and Pakistan have decided to upgrade their diplomatic relations, signaling a potential thaw in strained ties. The move comes as...
- Taliban's Chabahar bet signals shift from Islamabad to New DelhiAmid strained relations with Pakistan and tense ties between New Delhi and Islamabad, the Taliban is gravitating towards India to bolster i...
- Who will play the whisperer for Taliban once the US troops leave Afghanistan: Pakistan or Qatar?Most Afghans — as well as foreign governments, aid agencies, donors and investors — will be rooting for Doha over Islamabad. Memories of ho...
- Daughter of Afghan envoy to Pakistan briefly kidnapped, says Afghanistan governmentSilsila Alikhil was on her way home when she was seized for several hours and "severely tortured", the Afghan foreign ministry said in a st...
- China asks Pakistan, Afghanistan to meet halfway to improve tiesChinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who arrived in Islamabad on a two-day trip after visiting Kabul, discussed the relations between Pakistan...
- General Raheel Sharif meets Afghan leaders, agree to revive peace talks with TalibanGen Sharif, who arrived in Kabul met Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and other civil as well as military leaders during day-long trip.
- Pakistan army chief Raheel Sharif in Afghanistan to revive talks with TalibanGen Sharif will meet Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and other civil as well as military leaders during day-long trip.
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