The commercial cost of Afghan intransigence
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Goods trucks remain parked at the Torkham border’s terminal since its closure amid tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.—Photo by the writer • From $1.3 billion in FY24-25, bilateral trade has fallen to a little over $350 million in FY25-26 • Traders call for balancing security and commerce needs PESHAWAR: The sprawling terminal at Torkham, built at the cost of several billion rupees, wears a deserted look as a protracted conflict continues to overshadow trade ties between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Islamabad remains adamant that there can be no engagement with Kabul without tangible actio
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- 19/10/2026 03:14 UTC
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