During the SCO Defence Ministers' meeting in Qingdao, China, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reaffirmed India's support for ...

Providing humanitarian assistance to the Afghan people has been a tool used by India for both opposing the Taliban in the ...

The sole checkpoint between India and Pakistan opened again late last week — for one particular, highly symbolic convoy. More than 150 trucks from Afghanistan, carrying dried fruit and nuts, were ...

Not to mention, Pakistan had tacitly applauded the capture of Kabul by Taliban in 2021 with the hope that the regime would address its security concerns. But it proved otherwise, and cross border ...

Pakistan on Friday announced to upgrade its diplomatic ties with Afghanistan and appoint an ambassador to the country, a major indicator of improvement in ties between the two neighbours.

By PiotrOpaliński In mid-May, the foreign ministers of India and Afghanistan had a phone conversation, among other things, about the terrorist attack in Kashmir. This was perceived as a signal of ...

India last week allowed the entry of 160 trucks from Afghanistan through the Attari-Wagah border. These trucks were carrying dry fruits and nuts - an important export for Afghanistan.

India has allowed the entry of 160 trucks from Afghanistan carrying dry fruits and nuts through the Attari border in Punjab, in what is being described as a “special gesture” reports Times of ...

India has approved the entry of 160 buses from Afghanistan carrying dry fruits and nuts via the Attari border in Punjab as a “special gesture”. This comes a day after External Affairs Minister S ...

Even though Afghanistan’s historical ties with India are stronger than with China, today Beijing is far more for active in rebuilding Afghanistan’s war-torn economy, writes Sudheendra Kulkarni.

The narrative around India has changed so much. And what this does is it pulls India back into the narrative of “well, it can’t even control its border, can’t really get beyond the region ...

Amid rising tensions with Pakistan, India on Saturday rejected claims of missile strikes on Afghanistan and alleged military losses as 'lies, misinformation, and propaganda.' ...