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Ghani lures Taliban to deter Daesh

It’s never too late. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani recently sent a passionate and strong message to the Taliban to establish

Little hope for a major breakthrough in Afghan stalemate

Pak-US ties, in recent days, are witnessing a constant downward turn. Therefore, it was no surprise that a senior US

Protesters block Kabul-Kandahar road for a 3rd day

Hundreds of enraged people blocked the Kabul-Kandahar highway for a third day on Monday to protest civilian deaths blamed on

CRSS hosts Pak-Afghan Youth Alumni Cultural Get Together to promote peace & friendship

The Center for Research and Security Studies (CRSS) hosted Pak-Afghan Youth Cultural Get Together and Dinner for the alumni of

Kabul assured speedy customs clearance at ports

Minister of State for Finance Rana Mohammad Afzal, Thursday, assured Afghan delegation of his support for speedy customs clearance at

US, NATO try to deny IS terrorist group’s presence in Afghanistan – Lavrov

The IS presence in northern and eastern Afghanistan is rather serious, according to the Russian top diplomat MOSCOW, February 20.

Kabul Process declaration unanimously supports Afghan efforts for peace through dialogue

The Kabul Process recently concluded in Afghanistan with a unanimous declaration with the international community supporting Afghan government’s efforts towards

What awaits Ghani at Kabul Process 2 (KP2)?

As President Ashraf Ghani inaugurates the Kabul Process 2 (KP2) conference Thursday in the presence of nearly two dozen foreign

TAPI Gas Pipeline: A Catalyst for Regional Cooperation

Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India (TAPI) have finally given green light to the long awaited TAPI gas pipeline project. On

Pak-Russia Counter-terror Cooperation

Counter-terrorism cooperation has been an important aspect of Pakistan-Russia relations. During the visit of former President Pervez Musharraf to Russia