ISLAMABAD: The deadly clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, which have killed dozens on both sides, could place the Taliban administration in Kabul under growing internal pressure if cross-border hostilities with Pakistan continue, analysts said on Wednesday. Pakistan and Afghanistan announced a temporary ceasefire earlier in the day after some of the heaviest fighting along their frontier in recent years.

Moscow, which has sought to increase its influence in Afghanistan, says it welcomes stabilisation along the border.

Clashes between Pakistani and Afghan armed forces left dozens dead after airstrikes in Kabul on Thursday.

KHOST, Afghanistan: Residents in Khost city in Afghanistan have rallied behind Taliban forces following a weekend of fierce border clashes with Pakistan, expressing both defiance…

Fresh fighting broke out on Wednesday, with each side accusing the other of initiating the clashes.

ISLAMABAD: The deadly clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, which have killed dozens on both sides, could place the Taliban administration in Kabul under growing internal…

NEW DELHI: Dozens of people have been killed in airstrikes and ground fighting between South Asian neighbors Pakistan and Afghanistan this month — their deadliest confrontation…