Taliban Truce Is Fraught in Hotbed Border Zone

Here is a 165-word summary of the news article: Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a 48-hour ceasefire in a hotbed border region. The truce comes amid ongoing tensions and clashes between the two countries along the Durand Line, their shared and disputed border. The border area is a volatile region, with the Taliban and other militant groups operating in the region. Violations of the ceasefire are likely, given the history of instability and violence in the area. Both countries have accused each other of providing safe haven to militant groups that launch attacks across the border. The ceasefire is a fragile attempt to de-escalate tensions and create a temporary lull in the fighting. However, the underlying issues that fuel the conflict, including territorial disputes and the presence of militant groups, remain unresolved. The temporary truce is a small step, but long-term peace and stability in the border region will require more comprehensive negotiations and conflict resolution efforts between Pakistan and Afghanistan.