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Pakistan, Afghanistan Hold Talks in China Amid Months of Tense Border Conflict
Pakistan and Afghanistan hold talks in China in an effort to end months of escalating conflict between the two South Asian neighbours. The negotiations mark a significant development in their efforts to resolve long-standing issues since the Afghan Taliban returned to power in 2021.
Pakistan and Afghanistan have confirmed they are holding talks in China aimed at ending the worst conflict between the South Asian neighbours since the Afghan Taliban returned to power in 2021. The talks, which were facilitated by Chinese foreign ministry officials, come as tensions between the two countries remain high. The conflict, which has seen clashes over trade and security issues, has caused significant human suffering and disrupted regional stability. Diplomats hope that the talks will lead to a peaceful resolution and improved relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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