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U.S. General: Premature Afghan Pullout Would Be ‘Strategic Mistake’

Pakistan Train Crash Kills At Least 23, Injures Dozens

Media Watchdog Blasts Pakistan’s Decision To Suspend TV Channels

At Least 12 Dead In Afghan Suicide Bombing Claimed By Taliban

Nongovernment Afghan Delegates Set To Meet Taliban In Qatar

U.S. Envoy Hails Taliban Peace Talks, 'Most Productive' So Far

Afghanistan's Camel-Powered Kharasi Workshops All But Gone

Thousands Of Internally Displaced Afghans Return Home

IMF Approves $6 Billion Loan For Pakistan

U.S. Envoy, Taliban Begin New Round Of Afghan Peace Talks In Qatar

U.S. Watchdog Says Lack Of Oversight Hampers Development Of Afghan Forces

Pakistan To Create Court System Designed To Tackle Violence Against Women

Intrusive Tourists Threaten Ancient Spring Ritual In Pakistan

Top U.S. General Says IS Still ‘Worrisome’ In Afghanistan, But Unlikely To Mount U.S. Attacks

Arrest Warrant Issued For Former Afghan Soccer Chief After Abuse Findings

Pakistani Cricket Fans Turn To Night Matches In Ramadan

During Ramadan, when many in Muslim-majority Pakistan do not eat or drink during the day, sports enthusiasts turn to night games. For years, amateur cricketers in the capital, Islamabad, used empty roads or local playgrounds — any open space with lights — to fulfill their passion.

Millions Of Muslims Mark End Of Ramadan By Celebrating Eid Al-Fitr

Freedom House Warns Of 'New Forms Of Media Repression'

Pakistani Lawyers Protest Gov’t Case Against Top Judge

British Airways Resumes Service To Pakistan After Decade-Long Hiatus