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Afghanistan Says 13 Killed in Pakistan Cross-Border Strikes

Afghanistan said Pakistani strikes overnight in its eastern provinces killed 13 people, including children, renewing tensions between the neighbors that have clashed for months leaving hundreds dead on both sides.

Taliban security at the Spin Boldak border crossing between Afghanistan and Pakistan in December.
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Gray Power Market Thrives as Iran War Leaves Pakistan in the Dark

A historic energy crunch is pushing ordinary citizens to find their own fixes as temperatures rise.

An aerial view shows a crowded market illuminated by alternative power sources during a power outage, as residents and shopkeepers rely on diesel generator-powered electricity in Karachi, Pakistan, on Wednesday, May 13, 2026.
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Stalled US-Iran Talks Show Limits of Pakistan Mediation Push

The US and Iran failed to kick off a second round of peace talks this weekend despite a last-minute push by Pakistan, delivering a blow to Islamabad’s efforts to broker a settlement to end the two-month-old war.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, left, with Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar in Islamabad on April 24, in a handout photo released by Iran's foreign ministry. Source: -/Iranian Foreign Ministry
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Pakistan Clings to Hope for US-Iran Talks as Public Grows Weary

Businesses and residents in Pakistan’s capital are growing frustrated with the city’s weeks-long lockdown of roads, schools and offices as authorities continue to keep security restrictions in place in the hope of hosting further US-Iran peace talks.

Posters highlighting Pakistan's mediation of Iran-US peace talks near the Serena Hotel in Islamabad on April 22. Photographer: Aamir Qureshi/AFP/Getty Images
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