Kabul is hopeful about its three-staged peace process

In diplomacy, it is good to be flexible but not inconsistent

2015 was a roller-coaster year for Pakistan's regional outlook

Pakistan's Heart of Asia conference precedes a fresh reconciliation initiative

In Washington, the army chief 'appeared worried about Kabul'

What's on the army chief's agenda in the US?

Why did Pakistan lose the UN Human Rights Council elections?

A very serious agenda awaits Nawaz Sharif in Washington

The fall of the northern Afghan city will have consequences for the region

Islamabad and Kabul are both to blame for a new low in mutual ties

With Mullah Mansoor saddled firmly in his position, there are hopes that the reconciliation process in Afghanistan will resume

Despite Islamabad's stepped up counter-terrorism operations, perceptions in Washington have not changed

Pakistan needs a more disciplined approach to dialogue in the face of India's aggressive posturing

The meeting between Indian and Pakistani national security advisers may not lead to a breakthrough

Why is the Afghan president angry with Pakistan?

The Taliban will have to resolve their leadership crisis before the peace process resumes

Ceasefire will be high on the agenda in the Friday meeting between the Afghan government and Taliban 

Will Islamabad buy gas and crude oil from Tehran?

Nawaz Sharif has given his Indian counterpart a dialogue structure of his choice. Will it pay off?

Pakistan is optimistic about a meeting between Afghan government representatives and Taliban leaders

Fresh Taliban violence, impatience with Pakistan's role in the peace process, and political bickering in Kabul complicate Afghanistan's problems

The attack on the Afghan parliament will hurt Islamabad's repute in Kabul

The offensive, hostile, and undiplomatic statements coming from Delhi speak for Modi government's Pakistan policy

What are the reasons behind increased violence in Afghanistan?