Afghan foreign minister Muttaqi urges Pakistan, TTP to hold talks
A recent surge in terror attacks in Pakistan was seen after Kabul-hosted talks between the TTP and the Pakistan government had collapsed.
A recent surge in terror attacks in Pakistan was seen after Kabul-hosted talks between the TTP and the Pakistan government had collapsed.
A Taliban official said a suicide bomber wanted to enter the ministry, but he could not reach his target.
The statement comes after the National Security Committee categorically asked Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers to deny safe haven to Pakistani terrorist groups on its soil and end…
The banned group said it had repeatedly warned the people of Pakistan and "continued to be patient so that the negotiation process is not sabotaged, at least by us."
In November last year, Pakistan and Afghanistan had agreed to resume the suspended “Dosti bus service” after more than five years.
The ceasefire was one of the key issues on the agenda that is now seen as a major confidence-building measure to take the process forward.
The visit comes a week before Beijing hosts a conference of Afghanistan's neighbours on how to assist the Taliban government.
This time around, the Taliban government has downgraded the level of its participation in the OIC summit by sending an Afghan foreign ministry official rather than its minister.
This comes weeks after videos on social media purportedly showed Taliban fighters uprooting a portion of the fence along the border.