ALBAWABA- Fierce clashes along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border intensified on Tuesday, marking a second consecutive day of deadly hostilities that have killed dozens and paralyzed cross-border trade. The fighting, the worst since the Taliban’s 2021 takeover, erupted near the Torkham and Chaman crossings, fueled by mutual accusations of airspace violations and militant incursions. Pakistan’s military reported 23 soldiers killed and 29 wounded since Saturday, claiming that more than 200 Taliban fighters ...