Pakistani move to ease Afghanistan border rules

Reports indicate that Pakistan is considering reopening its main border crossings with Afghanistan after nearly 300 days of restrictions that halted bilateral trade and caused significant economic losses. This decision, which has not yet been formally announced, responds to demands to remove obstacles to the movement of goods and to facilitate trade and travel between the two countries, with a focus on improving the conditions of border markets and communities. The resumption of movement remains contingent on the security situation and ongoing disputes between Islamabad and Kabul, as Pakistan accuses the Pakistani Taliban of using Afghan territory to carry out attacks within its borders, while Kabul denies these claims.

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