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Since September 29, 2025, Afghanistan has faced a near-total internet and telecom blackout after the Taliban severed fiber-optic connections citing immorality concerns. The Taliban deny imposing a ban, attributing outages to decaying infrastructure. The shutdown disrupts banking, commerce, aviation, and humanitarian aid, with partial restoration beginning October 1.
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Recent days have seen a surge in cross-border violence between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Pakistan accuses Afghan militants of attacks, including a convoy ambush and bombings, while Afghanistan blames Pakistan for strikes inside its territory. The situation remains tense with ongoing military operations and accusations of regional support for insurgents. Today is Sun, 12 Oct 2025.
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India has resumed diplomatic ties with Afghanistan by reopening its embassy in Kabul and hosting Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi. The visit, the first by a Taliban leader since 2021, aims to strengthen regional cooperation, trade, and stability, despite ongoing international sanctions and regional tensions.
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Since Saturday night, Pakistani and Afghan Taliban forces have engaged in deadly clashes along their shared border, following alleged Pakistani airstrikes in Kabul. Both sides report significant casualties, with Pakistan closing border crossings and regional powers urging restraint. The conflict stems from Pakistan's accusations that Afghanistan harbors militants attacking Pakistan, a charge denied by the Taliban government.
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Recent border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan have resulted in casualties on both sides, with Pakistan claiming to have killed over 200 Taliban fighters and Afghanistan reporting the deaths of Pakistani soldiers. The ceasefire was reportedly at Afghanistan's request, but violence continues to threaten regional stability amid accusations and diplomatic tensions.
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A ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan was established on October 22, ending a week of intense border clashes that resulted in civilian casualties and military casualties on both sides. The ceasefire, initiated after diplomatic efforts, aims to de-escalate tensions and facilitate dialogue, with a joint mechanism scheduled for October 25 in Istanbul to ensure implementation.
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After days of border clashes, Pakistan and Afghanistan agreed to a ceasefire in Doha, but recent airstrikes by Pakistan in Afghan territory have broken the truce. The violence, linked to militant groups and regional tensions, has resulted in civilian casualties and heightened fears of renewed conflict.
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Recent border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan have resulted in casualties and economic losses, prompting diplomatic talks in Istanbul. Despite a ceasefire brokered by Qatar and Turkey, tensions persist, with both sides blaming each other for ongoing violence. Leaders aim to de-escalate and restore stability.
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Recent peace negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Istanbul ended without agreement, amid ongoing border clashes and mutual accusations. Both sides blame each other for violence and failure to uphold commitments, with border crossings remaining closed and tensions high. The talks aimed to reduce hostilities but have entered an indefinite pause.
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Pakistani authorities detained two men suspected of links to the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in connection with a suicide bombing at Islamabad's district court. The attack killed at least 12 and injured over 30. The suspects reportedly received orders via Telegram from a TTP commander based in Afghanistan. The incident highlights ongoing militant threats despite security efforts.
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Tensions flared along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border today, with both sides blaming each other for renewed clashes near key crossings. Despite a fragile ceasefire, border crossings at Chaman and Torkham are now temporarily open for UN relief shipments, but remain closed for trade and travel. The conflict follows recent deadly clashes and ongoing disputes over militant activity and border security.