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"We Felt It": Asim Munir Says Pakistan Received "Divine Help" During Op Sindoor
Pakistan's Defence Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, has claimed that Islamabad received 'divine help' during the country's military confrontation with India in May after India struck terror targets under Operation Sindoor.
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Trouble Mounts For Pakistan With Taliban's New Move Over Cross-Border River
Pakistan's mounting water crisis is likely to worsen, as the Taliban government in Afghanistan has decided to move ahead with its plans to divert water from the Kunar River towards the Nangarhar region in the country
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India Calls for 'Pragmatic' Engagement With Taliban At UN Security Council
India has urged the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to adopt a practical and balanced approach while dealing with the Taliban, saying engagement must focus on encouraging positive steps rather than relying only on punitive measures.
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Watch: 4 Afghan Men Walk In 'Peaky Blinders' Outfits, Arrested By Taliban
The Taliban-led government in Afghanistan detained four young men in Herat and placed them in a rehabilitation programme after they were seen wearing outfits inspired by the hit British television series "Peaky Blinders."
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"Kabul Open To Business": Taliban Minister's Trade Pitch To India Amid Pakistan Border Crisis
Afghanistan's Minister for Commerce and Industry Alhaj Nooruddin Azizi has called for a dramatic expansion of bilateral trade, investment, and diplomatic engagement with India.
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India, Afghanistan Discuss Expanding Spice-Related Cooperation: Taliban Minister
Afghanistan's Minister of Industry and Commerce, Al-Haj Nooruddin Azizi, met members of the Spices Board of India during his ongoing five-day visit to New Delhi.
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Khawaja Asif's "War" Threat To Kabul After Pak Taliban Claims Islamabad Attack
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has warned Kabul of "war" following recent terrorist attacks in Islamabad. Accusing the Afghan Taliban regime of harbouring terrorists responsible for violence in Pakistan, Asif threatened that Islamabad was "
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"Costly Cup Of Tea": Pak Deputy PM Slams Ex-ISI Chief For Taliban Crisis
Pakistan's Defence Minister Ishaq Dar has accepted that a symbolic "cup of tea" in Kabul, Afghanistan's capital, in 2021, turned into a costly mistake for Pakistan.
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Khawaja Asif's "War" Threat To Taliban Before Afghan-Pak Peace Talks in Turkey
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khwaja Asif issued a fiery warning to the Taliban government, threatening possible military action.
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"India Wants To Keep Pak Busy": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Two-Front War Claim
Doubling down on his 'proxy war' claim, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said New Delhi was keeping Islamabad busy on both eastern and western fronts, referring to the recent clashes with Taliban forces along the Durand Line.
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Afghanistan To Echo India's Indus Water Move, Stop River Flowing Into Pak
Afghanistan borrowed from India's playbook this week to restrict Pakistan's access to water by building dams across the Kunar River "as soon as possible".
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What Taliban Said About Pakistan's 'Proxy War' Charge Against India
Kabul has dismissed Islamabad's allegations that India played any role in the recent clashes between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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All About Durand Line, Afghan-Pak Border That Kabul Refuses To Recognise
Following the Afghanistan-Pakistan peace talks in Doha, the Taliban's Defence Minister, Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid, accused Pakistan of creating a false narrative about the Durand Line-- the international boundary line between both nations.
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A Suicide Bomber, Militants Attack Pakistani Army Facility Near Afghan Border
A suicide car bomber backed by the Pakistani Taliban attacked a sprawling compound of security forces in Pakistan's northwest near the Afghan border Friday, triggering an intense shootout that left three militants dead, police said.
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Video: NDTV Ground Report From Afghanistan Border, Pounded By Pakistan Bombs
The 48-hour temporary ceasefire, agreed between Afghanistan and Pakistan, is set to expire today as leaders in Islamabad and Kabul negotiate on terms to broker a lasting peace along the Durand Line-- the border between the two countries.
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"We Felt It": Asim Munir Says Pakistan Received "Divine Help" During Op Sindoor
Pakistan's Defence Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, has claimed that Islamabad received 'divine help' during the country's military confrontation with India in May after India struck terror targets under Operation Sindoor.
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Trouble Mounts For Pakistan With Taliban's New Move Over Cross-Border River
Pakistan's mounting water crisis is likely to worsen, as the Taliban government in Afghanistan has decided to move ahead with its plans to divert water from the Kunar River towards the Nangarhar region in the country
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India Calls for 'Pragmatic' Engagement With Taliban At UN Security Council
India has urged the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to adopt a practical and balanced approach while dealing with the Taliban, saying engagement must focus on encouraging positive steps rather than relying only on punitive measures.
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Watch: 4 Afghan Men Walk In 'Peaky Blinders' Outfits, Arrested By Taliban
The Taliban-led government in Afghanistan detained four young men in Herat and placed them in a rehabilitation programme after they were seen wearing outfits inspired by the hit British television series "Peaky Blinders."
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"Kabul Open To Business": Taliban Minister's Trade Pitch To India Amid Pakistan Border Crisis
Afghanistan's Minister for Commerce and Industry Alhaj Nooruddin Azizi has called for a dramatic expansion of bilateral trade, investment, and diplomatic engagement with India.
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India, Afghanistan Discuss Expanding Spice-Related Cooperation: Taliban Minister
Afghanistan's Minister of Industry and Commerce, Al-Haj Nooruddin Azizi, met members of the Spices Board of India during his ongoing five-day visit to New Delhi.
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Khawaja Asif's "War" Threat To Kabul After Pak Taliban Claims Islamabad Attack
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has warned Kabul of "war" following recent terrorist attacks in Islamabad. Accusing the Afghan Taliban regime of harbouring terrorists responsible for violence in Pakistan, Asif threatened that Islamabad was "
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"Costly Cup Of Tea": Pak Deputy PM Slams Ex-ISI Chief For Taliban Crisis
Pakistan's Defence Minister Ishaq Dar has accepted that a symbolic "cup of tea" in Kabul, Afghanistan's capital, in 2021, turned into a costly mistake for Pakistan.
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Khawaja Asif's "War" Threat To Taliban Before Afghan-Pak Peace Talks in Turkey
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khwaja Asif issued a fiery warning to the Taliban government, threatening possible military action.
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"India Wants To Keep Pak Busy": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Two-Front War Claim
Doubling down on his 'proxy war' claim, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said New Delhi was keeping Islamabad busy on both eastern and western fronts, referring to the recent clashes with Taliban forces along the Durand Line.
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Afghanistan To Echo India's Indus Water Move, Stop River Flowing Into Pak
Afghanistan borrowed from India's playbook this week to restrict Pakistan's access to water by building dams across the Kunar River "as soon as possible".
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What Taliban Said About Pakistan's 'Proxy War' Charge Against India
Kabul has dismissed Islamabad's allegations that India played any role in the recent clashes between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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All About Durand Line, Afghan-Pak Border That Kabul Refuses To Recognise
Following the Afghanistan-Pakistan peace talks in Doha, the Taliban's Defence Minister, Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid, accused Pakistan of creating a false narrative about the Durand Line-- the international boundary line between both nations.
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A Suicide Bomber, Militants Attack Pakistani Army Facility Near Afghan Border
A suicide car bomber backed by the Pakistani Taliban attacked a sprawling compound of security forces in Pakistan's northwest near the Afghan border Friday, triggering an intense shootout that left three militants dead, police said.
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Video: NDTV Ground Report From Afghanistan Border, Pounded By Pakistan Bombs
The 48-hour temporary ceasefire, agreed between Afghanistan and Pakistan, is set to expire today as leaders in Islamabad and Kabul negotiate on terms to broker a lasting peace along the Durand Line-- the border between the two countries.
