The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Taliban-led Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has voiced its 'concern' regarding the situation unfolding in Pakistan, adding that it is actively 'monitoring' developments in the country.

Taliban voice concern on unrest in Pakistan, urge Islamabad to hold dialogue as PTI protests grow

Tensions have escalated between Afghanistan and Pakistan after the border crossing closed. Now, a High-level Pak delegation visits Afghanistan to resolve tensions. Watch here.

Pakistan’s defence and spy chiefs discuss security with Taliban

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Inside South Asia | Pakistan's Terror Troubles: Frankenstein Monster out of control?

The Taliban have killed 6 Pakistani civilians along the Durand line. This comes amid a spate of attacks along the border.Has the Taliban turned against Pak? Has Pak's Afghanistan policy failed? Here's what @mollygambhir has to say.

Gravitas: Has the Taliban turned against Pakistan?

Even after officials from Afghanistan and Pakistan sat down for talks, no breakthrough has been achieved. Watch this video to know more.

Pakistan-Afghanistan Chaman border crossing remains closed

A study by Pakistani thinktank has stated that the rise in militancy in the country coincided with the Taliban’s increasing offensive in Afghanistan that started in May and achieved its ultimate peak when the radical organisation took over Afghanistan in mid-August.

Militancy soared in Pakistan after Taliban offensive in Afghanistan: Report

The United Nations has become an international platform to address issues that transcend national boundaries. But the body's purpose is on the line as it witnesses the situation unravelling in Afghanistan along with the whole world.

Taliban: International community worries for Afghans

An Afghan air force pilot has been killed in Kabul in an attack claimed by the Taliban. The pilot, Hamidullah Azimi, died when a sticky bomb attached to his vehicle detonated. Five civilians were also wounded in the explosion.

Reports: 7 Afghan pilots assassinated off-base

Aghan forces battled the Taliban in Lashkargah as the fighting intensified in the city in southern Helmand province. The clashes intensified just hours after the Aghan government announced the deployment of hundreds of commandos to the area.

Afghan leaders refuse to attend Pak meet

Pakistan's interior minister admitted that the previous government erroneously gave the militant a national identity card in 2005

Slain Taliban chief Mullah Mansour got Pakistani citizen card: Minister