- Pakistan-Afghanistan cross-border security and militant conflict
- The new event details the current political and security status of Pakistan's provinces and the diplomatic stalemate between Islamabad and Kabul.
Asif Durrani served as Pakistan's special representative for Afghanistan.
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Updated Aug 8
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Asif Durrani served as Pakistan's special representative for Afghanistan.
Who's involved
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The new event details the current political and security status of Pakistan's provinces and the diplomatic stalemate between Islamabad and Kabul.Also in this story
- The PPP heads the Balochistan government while Shehbaz Sharif dismisses the KP government, amidst an economic blockade by Balochistan groups.
- Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned violence in Pakistan on September 19, 2026, and addressed suspected perpetrators.
- India-backed terrorists are active in Balochistan, where provinces are facing insurgency and violence while the Taliban holds power in Pakistan.
- Pakistan's leadership is positioning the country on the global stage, emphasizing the inseparable nature of its regions.
Within Pakistan-Afghanistan cross-border security and militant conflict
The entities involved
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Asif Durrani
Pakistani diplomat
Nothing else this week.
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Pakistan
sovereign state in South Asia
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