Pakistan, Taliban signal openness to talks as tribal peace jirga planned
Mediated contacts are underway, officials say, as a cross-border jirga is expected in Peshawar to ease escalating tensions.
Mediated contacts are underway, officials say, as a cross-border jirga is expected in Peshawar to ease escalating tensions.
Taliban say heavy rains in at least 13 provinces caused casualties and widespread destruction.
The individuals were sentenced to prison and lashes on charges of selling alcohol, according to the Taliban’s Supreme Court.
At least 10 people were killed in the attack in southern Tehran, including six members of an Afghan migrant family.
Amir Khan Muttaqi cites recent prisoner release as a step forward, while tensions with Pakistan persist.
Pakistan defense minister warns that military operations could intensify if indirect negotiations fail.
Sources say the arrests followed social media posts calling for the reopening of schools and universities for girls.
Uzbekistan says increased water withdrawals from the Qosh Tepa Canal could pose risks, even as it recognizes Afghanistan’s rights.
Defense minister says strikes inside Afghanistan will persist until Islamabad achieves its security goals.
Fewer migrants are crossing at Islam Qala as conflict and economic disruption reshape movement patterns.