Salahuddin Rabbani

Afghan president Ashraf Ghani arrives in New Delhi; bilateral ties, infrastructure development may feature on agenda

Afghanistan president Ashraf Ghani arrived in New Delhi on Tuesday for a daylong visit to India

UNSC must use sanctions as weapon against terror funding in Afghanistan: India

India has asked the UN Security Council to use sanctions regime as a weapon against terror funding in Afghanistan and support the strengthening of the war-torn country's sovereignty

UN General Assembly: India announces taking up 116 high-impact projects in Afghanistan

India has announced taking up 116 "high impact community developmental projects" in 31 provinces of Afghanistan, weeks after US president Donald Trump sought New Delhi's help in the economic development of the war-torn country.

India to provide defence assistance to Afghanistan for 116 ‘high impact’ projects

In the talks, the India reiterated its support for an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace and reconciliation process.

Sushma Swaraj calls relations with Afghanistan 'article of faith' as Kabul supports India's UNSC bid

In a joint press statement issued by Swaraj and Rabbani on Monday, India and Afghanistan exchanged four agreements

Narendra Modi, Sushma Swaraj to meet Afghanistan foreign minister for strategic partnership council meet

During the Indo-Afghan strategic partnership council meeting, the two sides will discuss key bilateral and regional issues, including the security situation in the war-torn country and Indian assistance in various areas such as development and capacity-building

Pakistan's support for terrorism causes violence, says Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Salahuddin Rabbani

Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Salahuddin Rabbani has accused Pakistan of supporting terrorist organisations and praised India for being helpful in the development of his country.

Afghan High Peace Council in Pakistan to meet Taliban

Members of an Afghan delegation tasked to jumpstart peace talks with the Taliban are in Pakistan to meet with the group's former deputy leader, in an attempt to breathe life into the stuttering negotiations, Pakistani and Afghan officials said Wednesday.