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  1. Challenges of Afghanistan, including the Taliban's continued control, were discussed before the UN Security Council.

Tensions rise between Pakistan and Afghanistan as the Taliban rejects allegations of using Afghan soil against Pakistan amidst border security concerns.

19 reports, 5 independent Updated Aug 27
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Tensions rise between Pakistan and Afghanistan as the Taliban rejects allegations of using Afghan soil against Pakistan amidst border security concerns.

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  1. Taliban rule in Badakhshan faces challenges amid disputes over alleged support for armed groups.Sub-event
  2. Border closures and fighting escalate tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.1 source
  3. Diplomatic engagement between Afghanistan and Pakistan focused on trade, border issues, and regime recognition.Sub-event
  4. The Taliban is accused of harboring TTP leadership and fighters, coinciding with Pakistani airstrikes inside Afghanistan.Sub-event
  5. Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan are attributed to perceived colonial approaches.1 source
  6. Border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan escalated into armed confrontations, with Pakistan attributing the strain to Afghanistan's engagement with India.Sub-event
  7. Pakistan blames Afghanistan for sheltering rivals and Islamabad launched strikes into Afghan airspace.Sub-event
  8. Taliban rejects allegations of using Afghan soil against Pakistan amid border tensions and airstrikes.1 source
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  1. Pakistan conducted strikes on Afghan border provinces amid rising tensions.1 source

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