Analysts: Signing a document respecting Pakistan’s territorial integrity is a political mistake by the Taliban. The new agreement between the Taliban and Pakistan in Doha, which emphasizes “respect for each other’s territorial integrity and sovereignty,” has sparked a wave of reactions and analysis among Afghan experts and writers. Critics say that this agreement could have
The first round of Doha talks between the Taliban and Pakistan has ended. The first round of talks between senior Afghan and Pakistani officials in Doha, the capital of Qatar, has ended. The meeting was led by Mullah Yaqub Mujahid, the Taliban’s acting defense minister, and Khawaja Muhammad Asif, the Pakistani defense minister. Media sources
China supports temporary ceasefire between Taliban and Pakistan. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said his country supports the decision of the Taliban and Pakistan to implement a temporary ceasefire and resolve differences through constructive dialogue. He considered the move to be in line with the common interests of the two countries and to maintain
Hazara land confiscation under court order. Reports from Ghazni province indicate that the Taliban have begun a widespread process of confiscating and reclaiming land under the guise of “government ownership”; A process that has raised widespread concerns, especially in areas inhabited by non-Pashtun ethnic groups. In the most recent case, Taliban officials in Ghazni have
High-ranking Taliban delegation to leave for Qatar for talks with Pakistani officials. Informed sources say that in the continuation of efforts to reduce differences between Kabul and Islamabad, a high-ranking Taliban delegation will soon leave for Doha. The delegation is scheduled to arrive in Qatar tonight or tomorrow, Friday, and hold talks with Pakistani officials.
After Pakistani airstrikes; A 48-hour ceasefire was announced between the Taliban and Islamabad. The Pakistani government has announced that, at the request of the Taliban, a 48-hour ceasefire will be established between the forces of both sides along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border from 6 pm local time to pave the way for the start of direct
Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s readiness to mediate between the Taliban and the Pakistani government. Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the leader of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Pakistan party, has announced his readiness to mediate in peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan. He stressed that holding such talks requires providing a suitable and calm environment. Speaking to reporters in Islamabad on
Taliban Prevent Gulbuddin Hekmatyar’s Travel to Malaysia. Sources in the Hezb-e-Islami Party have confirmed that the Taliban have opposed the request of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the party’s leader, for a medical trip to Malaysia after a forty-day delay. According to these sources, the Taliban have told Hekmatyar to seek treatment in Afghanistan and that they will
Taliban holds second meeting in Delhi with female journalists in attendance. Following widespread criticism of the exclusion of female journalists from the previous Taliban meeting at the Afghan embassy in Delhi, a new meeting was held on Sunday with a large attendance of female journalists. A picture of an Indian female journalist’s “triumphant smile” at
The Pakistani army and Taliban headquarters provided different statistics on border casualties. Following heavy clashes last night on the Afghan-Pakistani border, official sources from the two countries have provided different statistics on casualties. The Pakistani army headquarters has announced that 23 Pakistani soldiers were killed and 21 military bases were temporarily captured in these battles.
