These achievements underscore the IEA’s efforts to advance diplomacy, strengthen security, manage natural resources, support vulnerable communities, and facilitate the safe return of Afghan migrants.
Meanwhile, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has repeatedly rejected Pakistan’s allegations, asserting that Afghan territory will not be used against any country.
Khalilzad also commended Afghanistan’s progress in security and reconstruction and underscored the importance of continuing bilateral talks.
Kyiv says it will not cede land that Moscow's forces have failed to capture in nearly four years of war.
Zelenskiy pointed to the delicate balancing act the European powers need to strike as they try to negotiate better terms to the proposed U.S. plan:
He also criticised political figures who, he said, distort Qatar’s role for domestic gain, despite its mediation leading to hostage releases, humanitarian pauses, and ceasefires.
Mujahid noted that Afghanistan is currently meeting its essential import needs through a range of regional partners, and therefore will not rush to resume commerce with...
Muttaqi also reiterated Afghanistan’s condemnation of the recent killing of Chinese nationals in Tajikistan.
IEA officials last week accused Pakistan of carrying out new strikes in Khost, Kunar and Paktika, claiming women and children were among the casualties. Pakistan’s military...
Leo, who usually prefers using careful, diplomatic language, ramped up criticism earlier this year of Israel's military campaign in Gaza.
He reiterated that Pakistan is repatriating Afghan refugees “with dignity” and wishes development and stability for the Afghan people.
A Ukrainian official said Ukraine "supports the framework's essence, and some of the most sensitive issues remain as points for the discussion between presidents."
His comments highlight the distinct political and military contexts of each conflict and why, according to him, lessons from Afghanistan cannot be directly applied to Ukraine.
Two people familiar with the meeting said Rustem Umerov, secretary of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council, was also in Miami early this week to discuss...
Zelenskiy said only the United States and U.S. President Donald Trump "have sufficient strength for the war to finally come to an end."
The conversation highlights the ongoing commitment of Tehran and Kabul to expand diplomatic cooperation and support security and stability across the wider region.
Following the talks, both sides issued a joint statement highlighting their shared commitment to deepen diplomatic, economic, and security cooperation.
Both sides concluded the meeting by stressing the importance of continued exchanges, visits, and dialogue to advance bilateral cooperation.
Tehran’s engagement marks the latest attempt by regional stakeholders to prevent further escalation and encourage both Kabul and Islamabad to return to the negotiating table.
Tehran and Washington underwent five rounds of indirect nuclear talks prior to the 12-days-war.