More than a dozen killed in bomb blasts, gunfire in Pakistan’s northwest
Eleven security personnel and a child killed in Bajaur district after two killed in a separate incident in Bannu.
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What we know about the suicide bombing outside an Islamabad court
A suicide bombing has killed at least 12 people near the entrance of a district court in Pakistan’s capital.
Published On 11 Nov 2025
Afghanistan’s Taliban blames ‘irresponsible’ Pakistan as peace talks fail
The talks in Turkiye have not yielded results as the Taliban accuses Pakistan of not presenting actionable demands.
Germany offers vulnerable Afghans cash to cease immigration efforts
Some 2,000 Afghans were approved for relocation to Germany under scheme for people who worked with German forces.
Why is Pakistan making India a key figure in its dispute with the Taliban?
Pakistan’s fears over closer India-Taliban ties are influencing its approach to peace talks with Kabul, analysts say.
Afghanistan-Pakistan peace talks end in Turkiye without resolution
Three days of negotiations in Istanbul fail to yield breakthrough, but both sides maintain ceasefire is holding.
Pakistan says five soldiers and 25 fighters killed in Afghan border clashes
Fighting comes as Taliban submits proposal at peace talks in Turkiye, while Islamabad warns of ‘open war’ if deal fails.
Pakistan minister warns of ‘open war’ with Afghanistan if peace talks fail
Defence minister’s warning comes as countries hold talks in Istanbul to consolidate last week’s Doha ceasefire.
From: The Take
Pakistan and the Taliban’s uneasy peace
A week of deadly clashes has paused along the Afghan-Pakistan border. Can this ceasefire really last?
Published On 23 Oct 2025
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The Take: Pakistan and the Taliban’s uneasy peace
A week of deadly clashes has paused along the Afghan-Pakistan border. Can this ceasefire really last?
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Pakistan says ceasefire hinges on Afghanistan curbing armed groups
Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif says Pakistan Taliban operates ‘in connivance’ with Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban.
