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World · 4 April 2026

Pakistan confirms peace talks with Taliban in China

Pakistan confirms peace talks with Taliban in China

Pakistan acknowledged it was holding direct negotiations with Afghanistan's Taliban government, with Beijing acting as the mediator between the two sides. The talks are aimed at brokering a lasting ceasefire after weeks of cross-border fighting that has strained relations between the neighbours. Beijing's involvement marks a growing role for China in mediating regional security disputes across South and Central Asia.

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