ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is hoping for a “positive” outcome of its next round of talks with Afghanistan in Istanbul, the foreign office in Islamabad said on Friday, a day after both sides agreed to extend their ceasefire. The two neighbors engaged in deadly clashes this month that killed dozens of soldiers, civilians and militants dead, before a temporary ceasefire was reached in Doha on Oct. 19. A second round of talks that started in Istanbul on Oct. 25 failed to reach breakthrough earlier this week, but Turkiye announced on Thursday evening that the ceasefire would continue.

KABUL: Peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan have hit a deadlock, Afghan state media reported on Tuesday, following days of negotiations in Istanbul, as tensions remained…

Afghanistan and Pakistan's peace talks in Istanbul ended without resolution, raising concerns about ongoing tensions and violence in the region.