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Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to maintain ceasefire after peace talks in Istanbul
Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to maintain a ceasefire following peace talks in Istanbul, Turkey ’s Foreign Ministry announced Thursday, after a dialogue between the two sides collapsed earlier...

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Pakistan says peace talks with Afghanistan’s Taliban government in Istanbul failed after 4 days
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Pakistan defence minister warns of 'open war' with Afghanistan if peace talks fail
Pakistan, Afghanistan Agree To Maintain Ceasefire In Istanbul Talks, Taliban Provides 'Assurances'
Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to maintain a ceasefire following peace talks in Istanbul, after earlier talks collapsed earlier this week.

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Pakistan, Afghanistan to maintain ceasefire after peace talks in Istanbul
Pakistan, Afghanistan extend ceasefire by a week after Turkey talks
Afghanistan and Pakistan resume Istanbul peace talks after threat of escalation
In a video statement, Afghan Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani urged Pakistan to address its internal security concerns rather than fueling regional tensions, warning that any provocation “would c...

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Pakistan, Afghanistan To Resume Peace Talks In Istanbul: Officials
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Afghanistan, Pakistani officials agree to extend talks after Istanbul meetings

Pakistan uses anti-smog guns to fight air pollution in its cultural capital

A government spokesperson says authorities are using anti-smog guns in Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore for the first time this winter in a bid to combat hazardous air pollution.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Pakistan reports a new clash with Afghan forces along border

PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — Clashes erupted Tuesday between Pakistani and Afghan forces in a remote northwestern border region, with state-run media in Pakistan accusing Afghan troops of opening “unprovoked fire” that was repulsed. Pakistani forces ...
Reuters

Pakistan finance minister sees staff deal on $1.2 billion IMF payout this week

WASHINGTON, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Pakistan is set to sign a preliminary deal on a review of its loan programme with the International Monetary Fund this week, the country's finance minister said, a key step to securing another $1.24 billion payout from the ...
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