Pakistan and the Taliban agreed that the Afghanistan peace talk process halted by the United States last month should resume as soon as possible, the foreign office said in a statement. Watch this video to know more.

Is US resuming talks with Taliban?

Taliban to meet U.S envoy today. Is the US resuming talks with Taliban? Watch this video to know more.

WION Dispatch: Taliban to meet U.S envoy today

A high-level Taliban delegation led by the group's co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar met Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday and discussed the Afghan peace process and other issues of mutual interest.

Taliban delegation meets Imran Khan, discusses Afghan peace process

A Taliban delegation met US special representative for Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad in Pakistan's capital Islamabad on Thursday, two sources told Reuters, the first known contact between the two sides since US President Donald Trump called off talks last month.

Taliban delegation met US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad during visit to Islamabad

US special envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad has arrived in Pakistan to discuss revival of the peace talks with the Pakistani leaders and a possible meeting with a Taliban delegation.

US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad in Pak; But why?

September elections in Afghanistan were expected to produce the country’s democratic transfer of power and a moral sign of social progress, however, it saw a record low turnout.

Blood and hope: Women in Afghanistan elections

Calling Taliban a proxy of Pakistan and its intelligence agency ISI, Afghan National Security Advisor (NSA) Hamdullah Mohib has said that his country would never accept being ruled by the "proxy" of such backward country which has a "hard time feeding its own people".

Afghan NSA calls Taliban agent of Pakistan; says country would never accept being ruled by 'proxy' of a backward country

A group of senior Taliban were warmly welcomed by Pakistani officials as they arrived in Islamabad Thursday, where the foreign minister called for a resumption of talks with the US on the war in Afghanistan.

Hugs and smiles as Taliban meet Pakistan officials

Gravitas: Afghan Peace Talks: U.S., Taliban Representatives Meet In Pakistan

An eight-member delegation from the Taliban political office led by Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar is set to arrive in Pakistan via Qatar Airways on Wednesday. The Taliban delegation will meet Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and is expected to meet the United States and North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) delegations during their stay in Pakistan.

Taliban delegation to visit Pakistan and discuss failed Afghan peace talks

The Afghan government from the United Nations General Assembly has asked the Taliban to join peace efforts. Speaking from the famous green podium inside the U.N.

'Join us in peace, or we will continue to fight': Afghanistan Government to Taliban at U.N.

With two fingers missing from his right hand, Afghan writer Reza Khorami struggles to tap out stories on his keyboard. The Taliban lopped off his forefinger in 2014 because it was covered in indelible ink showing Khorami had voted.

Meet Afghan writer who voted even after Taliban cut off his fingers

At least 11 policemen were killed and over a dozen captured Tuesday when Taliban fighters stormed their headquarters in northern Afghanistan, officials said. A column of more than 400 Taliban fighters on motorbikes attacked Shortepa district police headquarters in Balkh province in the early hours, triggering a lengthy gunfight, provincial spokesman Munir Farhad said.

At least 11 Afghan policemen killed in Taliban attack

Afghanistan deployed more than 100,000 troops and police on Friday (September 27) to guard polling stations in a presidential election due to be held at the weekend which the Taliban has threatened to disrupt with suicide bombings and rocket attacks.

Afghanistan bolsters security as Taliban threatens presidential poll

A former World Bank economist, an ophthalmologist, a spy chief and a one-time warlord are among the 15 candidates vying for the presidency when Afghanistan heads to the polls this weekend.

The economist and the eye doctor: The Afghan presidential hopefuls

Old rivals square up again as an uncertain Afghanistan votes

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday appreciated the United States for doing enormous good in Afghanistan but said that "those gains are not being reflected in general discourse".

Enormous good done by US in Afghanistan: Jaishankar

Afghanistan's Taliban insurgency has lifted a ban on World Health Organization activities in areas the militants control, a spokesman for the Islamist group said, reversing a stance that had been complicating efforts to eradicate polio.

Afghanistan's Taliban lifts ban on World Health Organization

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday said his country will try to persuade the Taliban to hold direct talks with the Afghan government and broker a peace deal to end the 18 year-long civil war in Afghanistan.

Will try to persuade Taliban to hold talks with Afghan government: Imran Khan

A joint operation was carried out by US and Afghan troops against proscribed terror groups Al-Qaeda and Taliban in a compound in Afghanistan's Helmand province in which four terrorists were killed while several other militants were detained.

4 terrorists killed in joint US-Afghan operation, several detained

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday said that the Taliban has changed and that the group is no longer the same as it was in 2001. Speaking in New York, Khan said, "I feel that this is not the Taliban which was there in 2001 who were displaced by the US.

Things have changed; Taliban no longer the same, says Pakistan PM Imran Khan

A Taliban delegation met China`s special representative for Afghanistan Deng Xijun in Beijing to discuss peace efforts in the war-torn country, the insurgent group said on Monday.

Taliban delegation meets China's special envoy for Afghanistan

The collapse of US–Taliban talks is an untimely setback for Pakistan, which had hoped its efforts to bring the militants to the table would be rewarded with an economic boost and American support over Kashmir.

Collapse of US-Taliban talks an awkward blow for Pakistan

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