Taliban, Pakistan and Afghanistan
A shocker for Pakistan? Here’s how India-Afghan Taliban reshape ties with first high-level talks | Explained
India and Afghanistan held their first high-level interaction with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri meeting Afghan Taliban's acting Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi in Dubai. For Pakistan, this comes as a shocker as it has always considered Kabul its 'satellite state'.
The Taliban's foreign office said they saw India as a "significant regional and economic partner" after meeting with its most ...
The Taliban's foreign office described India as a significant regional and economic partner following high-level talks with ...
Police say dozens of armed Baloch separatists seized a government office, robbed a bank and partially burned a police station in a remote district in southwestern Pakistan before fleeing when security ...
Pakistan carried out airstrikes inside Afghanistan, which Islamabad blames for harboring extremists who have been waging an ...
India is yet to officially recognise the Taliban government but forging strong ties with Afghanistan seem to be the way ...
At least 16 labourers were kidnapped by unknown armed men in Pakistan's restive Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on Thursday, ...
Taliban has praised India's leadership for continuing to engage and support the people of Afghanistan. India said that it ...
Militants belonging to Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan or TTP said they will now target local businesses, including listed firms, ...
To address its terrorism concerns, Pakistan is simultaneously pursuing diplomacy with the Taliban government in Afghanistan ...
Baloch separatists attack government office and bank in Pakistan, posing a growing threat to national security.
The Afghan Taliban expressed its "sensitivities to India's security concerns" as India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri met ...
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