Pakistan's top military and civilian body has indicated that the country will soon reopen NATO and U.S. supply lines to Afghanistan but stopped short of calling for an immediate end to the war blockade. full story ![]()
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai met Pakistan's army chief and foreign minister in talks on Wednesday hosted by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry aimed at easing tension between the neighbors before the end of NATO's Afghanistan combat mission.
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Excerpts from an interview with Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the supreme military commander in Afghanistan, on the readiness of the Afghan security forces, his optimism that the Afghan Army will be a unifying force for the country, the Taliban’s tactics this summer and winning over the Afghan people.
nytimes.com (9 days ago)
JALALABAD, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Afghan and Pakistan troops exchanged fire on Monday at a contested border area in eastern Afghanistan days after an Afghan border policeman was killed, Afghan officials said.
reuters.com (12 days ago)
Kerry hosts top Afghan, Pakistan officials at security talks in Brussels
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai has lashed out once again at his supposed ally, Pakistan, saying that a statement by a Pakistani cleric endorsing suicide bombings in Afghanistan shows the neighb…
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US military equipment is shipped through Pakistan for first time as part of Afghan pullout
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - A bomb killed eight people in Pakistan on Monday, including the son of an influential Afghan cleric, and wounded about 45 in the northwestern city of Peshawar, officials said.
reuters.com (19 days ago)

A clash on the border with Pakistan that killed one Afghan border policeman provoked a spontaneous outpouring of nationalist sentiment in Afghanistan.
nytimes.com (15 days ago)
Russian foreign minister says Obama administration signals readiness to ease tensions in ties
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Afghan troops destroyed parts of a border outpost recently build by Pakistan, following an exchange of fire that caused casualties, according to an Afghan official.
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