Peace process

KABUL have reportedly hit snags, following the insurgents’ objection to America’s influence on the process. A Pakistani newspaper reported on Friday: “Taliban are of the

CHAGHCHARAN/KUNDUZ CITY (Pajhwok): Twenty militants joined the peace process in western Ghor and northern Kunduz provinces on Wednesday, officials said. Mullah Abdullah, the commander of

KABUL, a Cabinet minister has said. Foreign Minister Zarar Ahmed Osmani said the peace dialogue would begin if the foreign intelligence services cut ties with

JALALABAD (Pajhwok): Two separate groups of militants joined the government initiated peace process in eastern Nangarhar province on Sunday, an official said. Malak Nazir, provincial

JALALABAD (Pajhwok): A seven-member militant group has joined the government-initiated peace process in eastern Nangarhar province, an official said on Saturday. The provincial peace committee

KABUL): Six militant groups have joined the peace process in Kandahar, Herat, and Nangarhar provinces, the Afghan spu service said on Friday. Four of the

KABUL): Supporting the Afghan people’s decision on their future, China has said the ongoing reconciliation process should be led and owned by Kabul. Chinese Ambassador

WASHINGTON (PAN James Dobbins. Describing the talks as part of regularly scheduled meetings in the US, State Department deputy spokesperson Marie Harf said Rabbani had

LASHKARGAH (PAN): One policeman has been killed and four others injured when a suicide bomber targeted a police check post in Marjah district of the

KABUL Abdul Ghani Baradar in Islamabad, reports said on Friday. In a late-night report, Pakistani news site Dawn.com quoted well-placed official sources as saying Baradar

ISLAMABAD (PAN Television (PTV) reported.   During the meeting, Sharif said his country was extending full support for lasting stability in Afghanistan, something that was

KABUL, Pakistani and the United Kingdom late on Tuesday renewed their continuing commitment to the stalled Afghan-led peace and reconciliation process. President Hamid Karzai, Prime