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No compromise possible on ‘cross-border terrorism,’ Pakistan tells Afghanistan at Istanbul talks— official
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani delegation has made it clear to Afghan officials that there will be “no compromise” on Islamabad’s demands related to “cross-border terrorism,” a Pakistani security official said on Monday, following talks between the two sides in Istanbul. The talks in Istanbul, which began on Saturday, mark the latest attempt by Pakistan and Afghanistan to prevent a relapse into violence after deadly border skirmishes between the neighbors this month killed dozens of people on both sides.
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arabnews.com
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thehindu.com
Pakistan Defence Minister warns of 'open war' with Afghanistan if Istanbul peace talks fail
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No compromise possible on ‘cross-border terrorism,’ Pakistan tells Afghanistan at Istanbul talks— official
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Afghanistan-Pakistan peace talks hit impasse after days of negotiations
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No resolution as Afghanistan, Pakistan end peace talks in Istanbul, sources say
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Pakistan minister blames India for Islamabad-Kabul stalemate at Istanbul talks
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Talks collapse as Pakistan blames Afghan Taliban for evading commitments, thriving on ‘war economy’
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Pakistan-Afghanistan ceasefire talks: Officials confirm Taliban talks failed, accuse Kabul of backtracking
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Pakistan says peace talks with Afghan Taliban collapse over Kabul’s refusal to act against militants
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After failed peace talks, Pakistan warns Taliban of ‘obliteration’ if cross-border attacks continue
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