Pakistan's top officials show differing approaches to Afghanistan. The Interior Minister favors dialogue, while the Defence Minister adopts a tougher stance. This division comes amid recent border clashes and stalled negotiations.

Khawaja Asif insisted that there was a "complete consensus" within Pakistan's political and military leadership on its Afghanistan policy.

Pakistan has admitted to a US drone agreement during Pakistan-Afghanistan peace talks, causing Afghan negotiators to demand written guarantees against drone use in their airspace. The talks collapsed as Pakistan blamed Kabul for refusing to act against militants,

Pakistan’s peace talks with Afghanistan collapsed in Istanbul, with Islamabad accusing India of fuelling tensions, even as reports suggest US drone operations from Pakistani soil triggered the fallout.

Afghan security sources have confirmed the arrest of an ISIS terrorist identified as Saeedullah, who admitted to receiving terrorist training in Pakistan before infiltrating Afghanistan through the Torkham border crossing.

Pakistan acknowledges U.S. drone agreement amid failed Afghanistan talks, TOLOnews reports. During four days of Istanbul negotiations, Pakistan initially agreed to Afghan demands to restrict drone strikes but later backtracked,

Afghanistan and Pakistan delegations have presented draft proposals for peace talks. Discussions lasted 15 hours. Both sides aim for a consensus. Afghanistan demands no airspace or land border violations.

Kabul: Khalifa Sirajuddin Haqqani, Afghanistan's Interior Minister on Thursday warned that it will cost Pakistanis dearly if they try to push their problems into Afghanistan. Haqqani, a prominent figure in the Taliban’s hierarchy,

Amid rising tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, Afghan security forces have captured an ISIS terrorist named Saeedullah, who had received training in Quetta, Pakistan, before illegally crossing into Afghanistan through the Torkham border.

Taliban-ruled Afghanistan and Pakistan have resumed negotiations after a prolonged stalemate. Pakistan Defence Minister Khwaja Asif blamed India for the earlier collapse of peace talks in Turkey. However,

Negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan resumed in Turkey amid tensions following ceasefire violations, however, Islamabad refused to agree to the assurances demanded by Kabul.