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PESHAWAR (Pajhwok): Pakistan has renewed its call for international engagement with Afghanistan to ensure stability there. Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi issued the call

KABUL Defence Ministers will meet in June, and discuss the Alliance’s response to the current crisis and take important decisions to strengthen NATO’s deterrence and

KABUL, according to a statement on Tuesday. Both sides discussed the security situation in Afghanistan and NATO’s support for the peace talks. The meeting happened

BRUSSELS (Pajhwok): NATO now than they have ever been before. Addressing reporters here ahead of the Defence Ministers Meeting, Stoltenberg reaffirmed the alliance’s commitment to

BRUSSELS (Pajhwok): NATO now than they have ever been before. Addressing reporters here ahead of the Defence Ministers Meeting, Stoltenberg reaffirmed the alliance’s commitment to

KABUL Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and British Prime Minister Theresa May have discussed preparations for the next meeting of the alliance. The NATO meeting in

KABUL Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and US President Donald Trump have held a meeting in Washington and discussed terrorism, forces readiness and fairer burden sharing

KABUL. The two leaders met late Friday on the sidelines of an international security conference in Munich, a statement from the Presidential Palace in Kabul

BRUSSELS (Pajhwok): NATO to provide support to the Afghan security forces, with training, with advice and also with funding to make sure that the elections

KABUL (Pajhwok): NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says experience from Afghanistan shows that strengthening local forces is one of the best tools in the fight against terrorism. At least 28

KABUL, the alliance chief says, ruling out a return to combat operations. The alliance would meet Gen. John Nicholson’s demand for 16,000 troops to fill

KABUL, but the cost of leaving would be even higher.” “If NATO forces leave too soon, there is a risk that Afghanistan may return to