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Taliban govt rejects claim Pakistan suicide attack was planned in Afghanistan
The attack last week killed at least 15 people in Pakistan’s northwestern Bannu district
Islamabad concluded the attack was ‘masterminded by terrorists residing in Afghanistan’
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12 May 2026
Pakistan, Afghan Taliban resume talks in China as Beijing seeks ceasefire
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01 April 2026
Pakistan, Afghanistan accuse each other of targeting civilians amid ongoing conflict
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16 March 2026
Islamabad says over 580 Afghan Taliban militants killed as Pakistan, Afghanistan fighting continues
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NAIMAT KHAN
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08 March 2026
Pakistan says 481 Afghan Taliban fighters killed, 696 injured in ongoing conflict
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Waseem Abbasi
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04 March 2026
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US says it supports Pakistan’s ‘right to defend itself’ against Afghan Taliban
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28 February 2026
Pakistan seizes over 21,000 rounds of ammunition at Afghan border crossing
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Waseem Abbasi
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13 January 2026
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Pakistan PM urges pressure on Afghan Taliban to rein in militants, credits Gulf mediation
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12 December 2025
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Analysts warn future of Pakistan-Afghanistan ties ‘bleak’ as tensions rise, ties plummet
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Waseem Abbasi
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26 November 2025
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Pakistan denies carrying out strikes in Afghanistan as Kabul vows retaliation
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Shahjahan Khurram
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25 November 2025
Pakistan says 22 militants killed in raid, Afghanistan alleges deadly cross-border airstrikes
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Waseem Abbasi
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25 November 2025
Kabul says Pakistan strikes on Afghanistan kill at least 10
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25 November 2025
Pakistan, Afghanistan resume peace talks in Türkiye as Islamabad seeks end to cross-border attacks
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Fatimah Amjad
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06 November 2025
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Opinion
Naila Mahsud
After Afghan clerics’ decree, Pakistan should rethink its ‘do more’ stance
Naila Mahsud
While Taliban strengthen grip, the whole world is party to Afghan suffering
Abdul Basit Khan
Ideological disagreements may be the Taliban’s Achilles heel
Abdul Basit
Pakistan can do better on Afghanistan
Rustam Shah Mohmand
The great failure of America’s policy imagination is its Taliban misperception
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