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Tensions with Afghanistan Rise

Pakistan's foreign ministry reiterated that terrorism is a 'red line' in its relations with Afghanistan, per Hindustan Times.

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio said Washington is open to playing a role in addressing cross-border security concerns, Tribune reports.

Afghanistan's Taliban government was criticized by Pakistan for what it called a 'misguided approach' to regional stability, per Tribune.

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01hindustantimeshindustantimes.com · 1 NovTensions between Pakistan, Afghanistan remain high as Islamabad says terrorism is 'red line' 02tribunetribune.com.pk · 1 NovRubio says US open to role on Pakistan’s Afghan terror concerns 03newindianexpressnewindianexpress.com · 1 NovTerrorism is 'red-line': Pakistan warns Afghanistan of action against cross-border threats 04uaua.news · 1 NovPIA resumes weekly direct flights between Islamabad and Beijing — Dawn 05uaua.news · 1 NovRubio says US could play a role in situation between Pakistan and Afghanistan — Dawn 06uaua.news · 1 NovPTI seeks extension of Islamabad election document filing deadline — Dawn 07uaua.news · 1 NovIslamabad High Court bans FIR mentions in certificates after acquittal — Dawn 08tribunetribune.com.pk · 31 OctPakistan slams Taliban's 'misguided approach'

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The floor of states and force. In this briefing: foreign ministry, terrorism, relations, Washington, cross-border security, Taliban government, regional stability.