China says Afghanistan and Pakistan agree to explore comprehensive solution in peace talks - Reuters

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Afghanistan's Foreign Ministry reports that peace talks in China between Afghanistan and Pakistan have been constructive, aiming to halt cross-border fighting that began in February and resulted in hundreds of deaths.

Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi describes peace talks with Pakistan in China as 'useful,' expressing hope that minor differences will not hinder progress toward resolving cross-border conflicts.

Afghanistan and Pakistan have made 'useful' progress in peace talks in China aimed at resolving the conflict that erupted between the two nations in October 2025, according to Kabul's Taliban administration.

Pakistan and Afghanistan are holding talks in the Chinese city of Urumqi, a Pakistani government official confirmed, amid ongoing tensions between the two countries over cross-border terrorism.

China and Pakistan have jointly proposed a five-point initiative aimed at restoring peace and stability in the Gulf and the broader Middle East, amid rising tensions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.