Pakistan and Afghanistan are seeking a way forward after clashes killed dozens and wounded hundreds

Delegations from both nations meet in Qatar following a week of deadly clashes along their shared frontier

Islamabad seek to resolve issue via constructive negotiations, Kabul affirms, provided no aggression occurs

Kabul says 20 own troops either killed or injured, as Pakistan closes border crossings

Islamabad's move comes following retaliatory fire between both sides over recent airstrikes

Trump opposes move to 'exert unlawful jurisdiction' over American troops

Kabul among most water-stressed cities in Asia, with shortages fuelling disease, malnutrition

Govt mulls financial assistance to country, amount to be determined by the Cabinet, says Zahid

Decision came after UNSC's approval last month, redeployment process to be looked at, says Khaled

Red Cross warns damaged roads, landslides, limited resources are complicating aid delivery

Search operations continue in mountainous eastern areas amid fears of dwindling resources for relief work

Consecutive tremors devastate entire neighbourhoods, thousands trapped under rubble

Aid organisation says preparing to deploy medical team to provide trauma care, psychosocial support

Officials warn number may rise further, with many still feared trapped under rubble

Rescue efforts hampered by landslides blocking key roads, with more than 500 injured

UN agencies, global rights groups urge Islamabad to reconsider due to risks from Taliban

PUTRAJAYA, July 18 — Seven Afghan nationals have been detained by the Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) for attempting to enter the country using forged visas.

THE HAGUE, July 9 — The International Criminal Court yesterday issued arrest warrants for two Taliban leaders in Afghanistan, including supreme spiritual leader Haibatullah Akhundzada, accusing them of the persecution of women and girls.

PUTRAJAYA, June 25 — Malaysia and the Kyrgyz Republic have called for greater efforts to acknowledge Afghanistan into the international community.

MOSCOW, April 17 — Russia today suspended its ban on the Taliban, which it had designated for more than two decades as a terrorist organisation, in a move that paves the way for Moscow to normalise ties with the leadership of Afghanistan.