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Pakistan and Afghanistan share desire for peace and stability

“The mindset of the leadership and governments of Afghanistan and Pakistan is the same, as the leaders of both the

An American who helped open secret negotiations with the group calls for them to accept a ceasefire and peace talks

The past year continued the trend of declining violence over the last three years, with many outlaws arrested or convicted.

February 22, 2018 In Pakistan and Afghanistan, democracy can more aptly be described as ‘government off the people, (government) far

Russia and Pakistan have announced to establish a commission on military cooperation to counter the threat of Islamic State in

Spare a thought for poor old Gen (rtd) Pervez Musharraf. For just when he has once more threatened a political

Since the International Criminal Court began collecting material three months ago for a possible war crimes case involving Afghanistan, it

Speaking at the 9th Pak-Afghan Youth Dialogue at the Center for Research & Security Studies (CRSS) on ‘Uniting against Social Crimes

In an uncharacteristic overture, the Afghan Taliban recently offered the Americans dialogue on ending the 17-year-old war, urging US citizens

The banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan confirmed on Monday the death of its deputy chief Khan Said Mehsud, alias Sajna. According to