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07 Jan 2022

Durand Line: A British Colonial legacy still haunts Afghanistan, Pakistan

The Durand Line is the de facto border between Afghanistan and Pakistan It was unilaterally carved out by the British in 1883 British diplomat Mortimer Durand was largely responsible for creating this line

03 Jan 2022

Taliban's lesson to Pakistani army!

The Pakistani army stopped speaking in front of the fighters of Afghanistan. The Pakistani army, which was trying to put up a fence on the Durand Line, was not only chased away by the Afghan fighters but the barbed wire and poles put up by the Pakistani army were demolished by the Taliban fighters.

07 Aug 2021

At UNSC, Afghanistan exposes Pakistani support to Taliban's ongoing offensive

Afghan envoy to the United Nations Ghulam M. Isaczai was speaking at United Nations Security Council Afghan President Ashraf Ghani had publically slammed Pakistani PM Imran Khan for his country's support to the group and terror elements

United Nations Security Council

20 Nov 2020

Terror flow across Durand Line should stop: India slams Pakistan

India has slammed Pakistan at the UNSC for destabilising Afghanistan. India said that the "terror flow across the Durand Line should stop".

03 Aug 2017

Afghanistan urges for action against countries using non-state actors for foreign policy

In a veiled attack on Pakistan, Afghanistan on Thursday said it wants the international community to take action against countries using non-state actors to further their foreign policy goals.

20 Jun 2017

Pakistan begins fencing border with Afghanistan amid tense ties

The Pakistan Army said the "phased fencing of entire Pakistan-Afghanistan border has commenced".

09 May 2017

India not using Afghanistan against Pakistan: Hamid Karzai

Former Afghan president Hamid Karzai has refuted what he termed as the Pakistani perception about India`s growing influence in Afghanistan.

27 Mar 2017

Pakistan starts fencing Afghanistan border in ''high-threat zones''

General Qamar Javed Bajwa said initial fencing will focus on "high threat zones" of Bajaur and Mohmand agencies in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA).

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