ISLAMABAD - Dr. Muhammad Faisal FO Spokesperson has said Peaceful and stable Afghanistan is in the best interest of not only Pakistan, but of the entire region. Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua has visited Afghanistan last week along with a delegation and they discussed about the regional peace, ...

Foreign Office says Quadrilateral Consultative Group involving Pakistan, Afghanistan, China and the United States is the most appropriate forum to help take the Afghan owned and Afghan peace process forward. Foreign Office spokesman Dr. Muhammad Faisal in an interview with Radio Pakistan's Current ...

NEW DELHI - President Ashraf Ghani said he will join the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor only once Islamabad allows connectivity between India and Afghanistan.While in India on Tuesday, President Ashraf Ghani called on Pakistan to end its support to insurgent groups and took a firm stand against ...

BEIJING - China strongly condemns the recent Taliban attacks in different parts of the country that caused severe casualties, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said Thursday as quoted by the Associated Press."The Chinese side is deeply shocked at the heavy casualties caused by the related attack ...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has told the Afghan Taliban leadership to prepare a team for peace negotiations, a Taliban leader familiar with the development confirmed to Daily Times on Sunday.Pakistani officials conveyed the message to the Taliban leaders in a recent interaction. However, the Taliban ...

ISLAMABAD - The sixth quadrilateral meeting on the peace process in Afghanistan is being held in Muscat on Monday, reported by Radio PakistanThe meeting will be attended by representatives from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States to discuss counter-terrorism efforts in the war-torn ...

ISLAMABAD - Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua, reached Oman, Muscat on Sunday to participate in the four-nation talks on Afghanistan that begin tomorrow. The Quadrilateral Coordination Group (QCG), which includes Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and US, will attempt to revive talks with the Taliban to ...

NEW DELHI - In a surprise move, the Afghanistan Foreign Ministry has announced a revival of the Pakistan-led Quadrilateral Coordination Group (QCG) to bring the Taliban into talks, saying that the next meeting of the group comprising officials from the U.S., China, Pakistan and Afghanistan, would ...

KABUL - Top Taliban leaders have said the group has not intentions to participate in the upcoming talks regarding the peace process in Oman.Two senior Afghan Taliban leaders, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters the group’s leadership council met on Tuesday and decided it would not ...

ISLAMABAD: The Taliban’s stance of not engaging in peace talks with the current Afghan government “remains unchanged” and the insurgent group has “nothing to do” with next week’s four-nation dialogue in Oman aimed at seeking a politically negotiated end to the war, according to ...