The world has welcomed a temporary ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan after deadly border clashes. Both sides blame each other for initiating the truce as analysts warn of deepening divisions within the Taliban.
Over 4,500 Muslims were booked and 265 arrested in India after Eid Mild-un-Nabi procession. Rights groups allege unlawful arrests and targeted crackdowns.
Deadly Pakistan Afghanistan clashes erupt along the Spin Boldak border, leaving dozens dead and injuring over a hundred as well as destroying Pakistan-Afghanistan Friendship Gate, both sides trade heavy fire and diplomatic ties collapse
Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said there are currently no ties between Islamabad and Kabul highlight a deepening diplomatic freeze and rising mistrust, as both nations trade blame amid a fragile ceasefire.
A grand jirga of 80 tribal elders from Khyber met the Pakistani Taliban in Tirah Valley on Monday to negotiate a peaceful withdrawal. The talks became tense as the TTP made tough demands from Pakistan, straining the already fragile peace process.