In a landmark move towards regional stability, Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to extend the ceasefire following a series of negotiations held in Istanbul. The discussions, facilitated by Turkey and Qatar, have led to a mutual commitment to peace, according to a joint statement by the Turkish Foreign Ministry.

The talks, which spanned several days from October 25 to 30, resulted in both nations agreeing to the establishment of a monitoring and verification mechanism. This mechanism aims to uphold the ceasefire agreement and to impose penalties on any party found in violation of the terms.

The announcement marks a significant step forward in maintaining peace across the region, with hopes that the tentative calm will pave the way for more substantial diplomatic relations and cooperat

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