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Pakistan denies refusing Afghan offer to deport militants during Istanbul talks
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Saturday denied it refused an Afghan proposal to deport militants targeting its civilians and security forces during the Istanbul talks, calling the claim a deliberate distortion after an Afghan media outlet attributed the statement to a senior official in Kabul. The two countries engaged in deadly border clashes last month that killed dozens of people on both sides before reaching a tenuous cease-fire amid peace talks mediated by Qatar and Türkiye.
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arabnews.com
Pakistan to resume peace talks in Istanbul as tensions rise with Kabul over militant attacks
ISLAMABAD: Islamabad has agreed to extend peace talks with the Afghan Taliban in Istanbul at the request of its hosts, a security official said on Thursday, adding that…
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aljazeera.com
Pakistan, Afghanistan to resume talks amid tensions over border clashes
Islamabad demands Kabul rein in the Pakistan Taliban as new round of talks begins under regional mediation.
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Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to maintain ceasefire
ANKARA, Turkiye: Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to maintain a ceasefire following peace talks in Istanbul, Turkiye’s Foreign Ministry announced Thursday, after a dialogue…
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Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to maintain ceasefire after peace talks in Istanbul
ANKARA: Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to maintain a ceasefire following peace talks in Istanbul, Turkiye’s Foreign Ministry announced Thursday, after a dialogue between the…
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Islamabad says onus now on Kabul as Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to continue truce at Istanbul talks
ISTANBUL: Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to extend a ceasefire during talks in Istanbul after the worst border clashes between the neighbors in years, Pakistan’s Information…
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thehindu.com
Pakistan, Afghanistan extend ceasefire, to hold another round of peace talks
Pakistan confirms ceasefire with Afghanistan is holding after receiving assurances, amid upcoming peace talks in Istanbul.
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Islamabad warns fragile truce hinges on Kabul’s action against cross-border militancy
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to extend a ceasefire during talks in Istanbul after the worst border clashes between the neighbors in years, Pakistan’s…
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Pakistan denies refusing Afghan offer to deport militants during Istanbul talks
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Saturday denied it refused an Afghan proposal to deport militants targeting its civilians and security forces during the Istanbul talks, calling the claim a…
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Pakistan’ s ceasefire with Afghanistan will be ‘over’ if cross-border attacks continue — military
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will consider a ceasefire with Afghanistan “over” even if a single cross-border attack occurred inside Pakistan, the Pakistani military said on Monday, with…
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Pakistan minister voices optimism ahead of Istanbul talks with Kabul over militancy
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s foreign minister on Tuesday expressed optimism ahead of talks with Afghanistan in Istanbul that the two neighbors could work together to address cross-border…