Pakistan raises Afghanistan-based militancy in talks with Rubio
Islamabad said its foreign minister discussed terrorism, security cooperation and regional stability with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio during.
Islamabad said its foreign minister discussed terrorism, security cooperation and regional stability with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio during.
A dispute involving China, the United States, Pakistan and South Korea underscored growing geopolitical competition over Afghanistan at the Security.
According to the report, the Taliban are offering cooperation on migrant returns in exchange for greater diplomatic representation in European.
The reported deal comes as Russia deepens engagement with the Taliban while continuing to voice concern about militant groups operating.
Akhundzada warned against division and emphasizing obedience to Taliban authority.
The development comes as Ghani re-emerged with his first public message in nearly six months, saying his voice had been.
The former president says the country is confronting a crisis of legitimacy, growing international isolation and deepening economic hardship.
Beijing and Islamabad welcomed recent trilateral talks with Taliban and pledged cooperation against militant groups they say threaten regional stability.
Moscow’s special envoy for Afghanistan says the UN mission is expected to continue operating, though its role is under review.
Akhundzada called on the people to support Taliban rule and defend what he described as a Sharia-based system.