Pakistan Army Chief warns Afghanistan to choose peace over chaos, demanding action against cross-border terror attacks originating from Afghan soil. Amidst airstrikes and diplomatic talks.

Pakistan officials will hold talks in Qatar Saturday with their Afghan counterparts, a day after Islamabad launched air strikes on its neighbour killing at least 10 people and breaking a ceasefire that had brought two days of calm to the border.

Pakistan Army Chief Syed Asim Munir warns Afghanistan to “choose between peace and chaos” as cross-border attacks by the TTP continue despite repeated strikes.

The now-uneasy neighbors exchanged fire again on Friday, Taliban-controlled media reported, days after agreeing to a ceasefire and talks this weekend in Qatar.

The remarks came during a bilateral lunch with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday against the backdrop of multiple airstrikes in Afghanistan.

As Afghan and Pakistani officials prepare to meet in Doha today for high-stakes peace negotiations, the atmosphere is already fraught with grief and fury. Just hours before the talks, Pakistani airstrikes hit civilian areas in Afghanistan’s Paktika province,

After living for decades in exile, chased by war and religious bans, Naghma persists in singing to her people.

A ceasefire between Pakistan and the Taliban on Wednesday evening halted violent clashes. However, high tensions remain along the border, and a clash could erupt at any time. Kabul: The Afghan Taliban has described Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi's visit to India as a major diplomatic victory.