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More than 10,000 civilian casualties in Afghan war since 2016, reveals UN report

Nearly 2,300 civilians were killed or wounded in suicide bombings and attacks in Afghanistan in 2017, more than any previous

Reciprocity is at the heart of a solution to militant violence in the region and army chief Gen Qamar Bajwa

In an open letter, Afghan Taliban on Wednesday offered peace negotiations to the American people and the Congressmen, asking them

WASHINGTON: Seventeen US intelligence agencies have warned Congress that Pakistan will continue to slip out of America’s influence and into

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani plans to retire more than 2,000 army generals and other senior officers, aiming to bring new

Former US Navy Veteran Greg Keeley, while writing for the Hill, has argued that the USA is repeating the same

Chief of Army Staff Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa arrived in Kabul on Tuesday, where he is expected to attend the

Attaining considerable influence in Afghanistan is tied to Pakistan’s economic interests in the region. Economics plays an essential role in

A major shakeup at the top level in the Afghan army amid a resilient Taliban revolt has caused shockwaves in

President Mamnoon Hussain has signed an ordinance aimed at tightening the noose around the individuals and organisations which have been