Afghanistan’s Taliban blames ‘irresponsible’ Pakistan as peace talks fail
The talks in Turkiye have not yielded results as the Taliban accuses Pakistan of not presenting actionable demands.

The talks in Turkiye have not yielded results as the Taliban accuses Pakistan of not presenting actionable demands.

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Fighting comes as Taliban submits proposal at peace talks in Turkiye, while Islamabad warns of ‘open war’ if deal fails.

A week of deadly clashes has paused along the Afghan-Pakistan border. Can this ceasefire really last?
A week of deadly clashes has paused along the Afghan-Pakistan border. Can this ceasefire really last?

The neighbours have agreed to an immediate ceasefire after week of cross-border violence.
Islamabad and Kabul commit to ceasefire mediated by Qatar and Turkiye, but will it hold amid mutual distrust?

Pakistan and Afghanistan’s Taliban government have agreed to an immediate ceasefire, mediated by Qatar and Turkiye.
South Asian neighbours also agreed to hold follow-up meetings in coming days to ensure peace deal’s implementation.
Pakistani and Afghan officials will hold crisis talks in Doha, Qatar on Saturday as violence continues despite truce.

After days of cross-border fighting, Pakistan and Afghan Taliban authorities agreed a temporary ceasefire.
Fragile ceasefire continues to hold despite clashes that killed dozens on both sides before the truce took effect.