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Pak-Afghan youth share their suggestions for achieving peace and stability in the region

Hear what the youth of Pakistan and Afghanistan have to say from the platform of Afghan Studies Center – an

Malala to VOA: Pakistan Stands Against Extremists

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai ended a surprise, four-day trip Monday to Pakistan. It was the first time she

Taliban’s use of latest equipment creating new dilemma for US Army in Afghanistan

A recent report in The New York Times claims that the Taliban in Afghanistan has acquired latest tech, especially night

Islamabad Training women in countering terrorism

Women are also joining the force that specialises in countering terrorism. The Counter-Terrorism Force (CTF) in Islamabad was made operational

A damp squib

The much-touted international conference on Afghanistan hosted by Uzbekistan has turned out to be a damp squib, yielding no breakthrough.

Pakistan takes Afghan refugees as a humanitarian issue, and not a political one; Tahir Khan at CRSS-ASC Youth Forum

It has never been the policy of Pakistan to expel or force Afghan refugees to go back. Pakistan has hosted

Pakistan urged to extend refugee repatriation timeframe to five years

ISLAMABAD: Speakers at the concluding day of the 10th Pak-Afghan Youth Dialogue on Wednesday urged the Pakistani authorities to consider

CRSS Launches Pakistan-Afghanistan Track 1.5/II Dialogue ‘Beyond Boundaries’ Phase II Publication

This latest publication captures all the previous rounds of CRSS’s cross-border Track 11/1.5 initiative Beyond Boundaries. While it illustrates the progress and

Pakistani, Afghan traders to unveil policy to enhance economic connectivity

Tensions bring down trade from $2.5 billion to $1.4 billion: delegates Pakistani and Afghan traders are developing a cross-border stakeholders’

Is Trump Ready to Dump Pakistan?

The White House is talking tough, but previous U.S. presidents never managed to persuade Islamabad to fight Afghan militants. As