Pakistani and Afghan officials have met for a second round of talks about allegations levelled against Islamabad in the wake of recent deadly terrorist attacks in Kabul that have killed over 200 people. <br/><br/>A joint statement after the day-long meeting in the Afghan capital said, the two sides promised to keep talking. <br/><br/>After the recent attacks, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani's government has insisted Pakistan's failure to rout Taliban militants from safe havens on its soil is spurring the insurgency inside Afghanistan.<br/><br/>Kabul also accused Islamabad of harboring the Taliban, who are allegedly being trained in Islamic seminaries in southwestern Pakistan.