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Pakistan blames Afghanistan for ‘serious’ ceasefire breaches as hostilities rise

  • Development takes place as both neighbors traded fire along their shared border this week
  • Pakistan says ceasefire with Kabul applies to attacks from Afghan forces and militants based there
By Hasaan Ali Khan ·

Islamabad denies Afghan media reports of strikes on Kunar university, residential areas

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Taliban government says Afghans in Qatar can return ‘with full confidence’

By AFP ·

Pakistan says onus on Kabul to end hostilities as it confirms Afghan talks in China

By Waseem Abbasi ·

Kabul seeks dialogue with Islamabad, says its territory will not be used against Pakistan

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

UN agency puts death toll at 143 in Kabul rehab center bombing by Pakistan

By Reuters ·
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Afghanistan says 400 killed in Pakistan airstrikes targeting Kabul hospital, Islamabad rejects allegation

By Shahjahan Khurram  ·
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Afghanistan fires at Pakistani jets over Kabul as conflict intensifies

By Reuters ·

Kabul shakes as 5.8-magnitude earthquake hits eastern Afghanistan

By AFP ·

Pakistan army chief tells Kabul to choose Islamabad or Taliban militants

By Arab News ·
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Pakistan defense minister confirms airstrikes in Kabul, other cities during latest conflict with Afghanistan

By Waseem Abbasi ·
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Kabul accuses Pakistan of resuming air strikes, killing 10

By AFP ·

Two explosions heard in Kabul: AFP journalists

By AFP ·

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Rising Afghanistan-Pakistan tensions will persist without degenerating into a full-scale war
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Is making Kabul an enemy in Pakistan’s strategic interest?
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Islamabad squeezes Kabul, but will it work?
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