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Pakistan says it's ready for talks with Afghanistan, Kabul residents recall airstrike shock

By Asif Shahzad KABUL / ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Thursday that Islamabad was ready to hold talks with Afghanistan to resolve their conflict, as a temporary ceasefire that halted days of fierce fighting between the former allies largely held.

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Afghanistan’s Taliban government blames Pakistan for twin drone strikes on Kabul

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At least 10 Afghans dead as Kabul accuses Pakistan of breaking truce

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Pakistan, Afghanistan Extend Ceasefire as Doha Talks Set to Begin, Sources Say

Seven Pakistani soldiers were killed in a suicide attack near the Afghan border, Pakistani security officials said on Friday, amid a fragile ceasefire between the countries that paused days of intense...

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Afghanistan, Pakistan to hold peace talks in Doha after fierce fighting

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Ceasefire called after new Pakistan-Afghanistan clashes kill dozens

The Economist

Cocktails and coups: the view from a luxury hotel in Kabul

In her new book she traces the tumultuous history of Afghanistan as it has been experienced at the Hotel InterContinental Kabul. The “InterCon”—the first luxury hotel in Afghanistan—opened in 1969. It was a symbol of the modernising instincts of the king,

The Financial Express

‘Kabul is proxy of India,’ says Pakistan’s Khawaja Asif, warns Afghans to return home ahead og Doha meet

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has warned that Islamabad could no longer maintain relations with Kabul as it had in the past. He also threatened to retaliate against any source of terrorism targeting Pakistan, PTI reported.

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Afghanistan-Pakistan clashes live updates: Taliban govt says Kabul ‘reserves right to respond’

These deadly fresh strikes came amid a 48-hour ceasefire agreement between the two nations following days of intense cross-border clashes. | World News

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The Taliban government blames Pakistan for a strike on Kabul

The Taliban government accuses Pakistan of bombing Kabul and a market in eastern Afghanistan. A blast occurred Thursday night in Kabul near key government buildings.

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

Kabul Gripped By Fear Of More Attacks After Suspected Pakistani Air Strikes

Suspected Pakistani air strikes hit Kabul, the Afghan capital, on October 15. The deadly strikes have terrified residents, who fear more attacks amid tensions with neighboring Pakistan.

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Kabul Working As 'Proxy' Of India Against Pakistan, Afghans Must Return Home: Khawaja Asif

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has sharply intensified tensions by linking India to Pakistan’s ongoing conflict with Afghanistan. He also announced a break in Islamabad’s ties with Kabul and urged all Afghans living in Pakistan to return to their homeland.

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