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Pakistan to hold talks with Afghanistan in Qatar after deadly border strikes
Kabul said that at least 10 civilians were killed when Pakistan broke a fragile 48-hour ceasefire, as both sides prepare for high-level talks in Doha.
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thehindu.com
Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to 48-hour ceasefire: Pakistani Government
Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to 48-hour ceasefire after border skirmishes, starting at 6 p.m. on October 15, 2025.
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tass.com
Pakistan, Afghanistan agree on 48-hour ceasefire
In the next two days, "both sides will make sincere efforts to find a positive solution to this complex but solvable issue through constructive dialogue," the Pakistani Foreign…
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aljazeera.com
Afghanistan, Pakistan enter 48-hour truce after deadly border clashes
Kabul orders its army to honour the two-day ceasefire, warning it will respond if Pakistan violates the agreement.
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Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan spike as truce about to expire
Suicide car bomber strikes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa amid unconfirmed reports that Qatar has offered to host peace talks.
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arabnews.com
Pakistan calls Afghanistan strikes ‘self-defense’ as ceasefire extended for talks in Doha
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Friday justified its strikes in Afghanistan, saying it had “exercised its right to self-defense,” as an international wire agency reported Afghan and…
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Pakistan defense minister, intelligence chief to visit Doha for talks with Afghan Taliban
KARACHI: Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif and intelligence chief will be traveling to Doha today, Saturday, to hold talks with representatives of the Afghan Taliban,…
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Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of breaking truce as 10 killed in air attacks
Afghanistan's Cricket Board says three players were among those killed as violence continues despite extended truce.
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lemonde.fr
Pakistan to hold talks with Afghanistan in Qatar after deadly border strikes
Kabul said that at least 10 civilians were killed when Pakistan broke a fragile 48-hour ceasefire, as both sides prepare for high-level talks in Doha.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan to hold peace talks in Doha after deadly clashes
KARACHI: Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif and intelligence chief will be traveling to Doha today, Saturday, to hold talks with representatives of the Afghan Taliban,…
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Pakistan says defense minister in Doha to hold talks with Afghan officials to end cross-border militancy
KARACHI: Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif is leading the delegation of his country to Doha to hold talks with Afghan officials today, Saturday, demanding an end to…
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Pakistan, Afghanistan talks begin in Qatar: Taliban
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Pakistani and Afghan officials began talks in Qatar on Saturday to defuse tensions, a senior Taliban official said, after at least 10 people were killed in…
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Will the Pakistan-Afghanistan peace agreement hold?
The neighbours have agreed to an immediate ceasefire after week of cross-border violence.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan reach ceasefire agreement in Doha after fierce clashes
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif announced on Sunday that Islamabad had reached a ceasefire agreement with Kabul in Doha, after days of fierce clashes…
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cnbc.com
Afghanistan and Pakistan pledge to respect ceasefire after more than a week of deadly fighting
Afghanistan and Pakistan, embroiled in fighting that has killed dozens of people and injured hundreds, pledged on Sunday to respect a ceasefire.
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bbc.com
Taliban and Pakistan agree to ceasefire after days of deadly clashes
Both sides claim to have inflicted heavy casualties in cross-border clashes which began last week.
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upi.com
Afghanistan, Pakistan agree to new ceasefire after continued clashes - UPI.com
Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed to a new ceasefire mediated by Qatar and Turkey after deadly clashes continued despite an earlier pause to hostilities.
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What we know about Pakistan-Afghanistan ceasefire, will it hold?
Islamabad and Kabul commit to ceasefire mediated by Qatar and Turkiye, but will it hold amid mutual distrust?