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"Afghan Territory Should Not Be Used For Terror Acts": India At UN
India also voiced concern over increasing attempts towards removing women from public life in Afghanistan.
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Hope Afghanistan Will Not Again Sever As Base For Terrorism: S Jaishankar
Sharing the concern of the international community over the threat of terrorism, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Thursday expressed hope that Taliban-ruled Afghanistan will not again sever as a base for terrorism against other countri
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Asian Grouping SCO To Jointly Fight Terrorists Operating From Afghanistan
The Regional Anti-Terrorism Structure (RATS) of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Friday decide on joint measures by member countries to counter threats posed by international terrorist groups operating from Afghanistan.
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"Caliphate In India" Among Kabul-Bombing ISIS Unit's Goals: Intel Sources
The ISIS unit believed to be behind Thursday's deadly Kabul bombings have India in their crosshairs with establishing the rule of their caliphate among lofty ideological goals, sources in the Indian intelligence community have told NDTV.
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ISIS Attack: Afghan Sikhs "Tired" Of Living In Afghanistan, Demand Probe
Families of Afghan Sikhs killed in a terror attack on a Gurudwara in Kabul said that they are "tired" of living in Afghanistan, urging the government to investigate the attacks on the minority community.
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US Condemns "Horrific ISIS Attack" On Gurdwara In Afghanistan
United Nations chief Antonio Guterres on Wednesday condemned the terrorist attack on a Gurdwara in Afghanistan that left 27 killed.
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India condemns Attack On Afghan's VP Candidate's Office
India on Sunday strongly condemned the terror attack on the office of Afghan president Ashraf Ghani's running mate Amrullah Saleh in Kabul.
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Ongoing Attack On Government Building In Afghanistan's Jalalabad
Gunmen stormed a government building after multiple explosions in an ongoing attack in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad on Tuesday, an official said.
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10 Dead In Terrorist Attack On Afghanistan Government Building: Officials
At least 10 people were killed after terrorists stormed an education department compound in Afghanistan's east on Wednesday, officials said, sparking an hours-long battle with security forces in the latest attack in the restive region.
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Afghanistan Attacks Launched From Safe Havens In Its Neighbourhood: India
In a veiled reference to Pakistan, India has said the problem of terrorism in Afghanistan is not a local one and attacks inside the country are launched from safe havens in its neighbourhood that has sheltered Taliban leaders and supported the "dark agendas" of terror outfits like the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM).
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Taliban Kill 16 Afghan Soldiers, Kidnap Engineers After Ceasefire Ends
Taliban terrorists killed at least 16 Afghan police and two civilians in western Badghis province after their three-day ceasefire for the Eid al-Fitr holiday ended at the weekend, officials said on Friday.
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Afghan President Ghani Makes Offer To Taliban For Peace Talks
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani offered recognition of the Taliban as a legitimate political group, as part of a proposed political process that could lead to peace talks aimed at ending more than 16 years of war.
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18 Dead As Suicide Attacker Blows Himself Up At Afghan Funeral
An explosion at a funeral in Afghanistan's restive east on Sunday killed at least 18 mourners and wounded another 13, officials said, capping a deadly year for ordinary Afghans.
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India, Afghanistan Call For Dismantling Terror Safe Havens
Effectively combating terrorism was one of the major focus areas during the talks Afghan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah had with Indian leaders as both sides emphasised the need to dismantle terror safe havens in the region
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Donald Trump Clears Way For Troop Increase In Afghanistan As Part Of Retooled Strategy
US President Donald Trump opened the door to an increase in US troop numbers in Afghanistan on Monday night as part of a new strategy for the region, arguing against a hasty withdrawal from America's longest military conflict.
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"Afghan Territory Should Not Be Used For Terror Acts": India At UN
India also voiced concern over increasing attempts towards removing women from public life in Afghanistan.
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Hope Afghanistan Will Not Again Sever As Base For Terrorism: S Jaishankar
Sharing the concern of the international community over the threat of terrorism, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Thursday expressed hope that Taliban-ruled Afghanistan will not again sever as a base for terrorism against other countri
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Asian Grouping SCO To Jointly Fight Terrorists Operating From Afghanistan
The Regional Anti-Terrorism Structure (RATS) of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Friday decide on joint measures by member countries to counter threats posed by international terrorist groups operating from Afghanistan.
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"Caliphate In India" Among Kabul-Bombing ISIS Unit's Goals: Intel Sources
The ISIS unit believed to be behind Thursday's deadly Kabul bombings have India in their crosshairs with establishing the rule of their caliphate among lofty ideological goals, sources in the Indian intelligence community have told NDTV.
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ISIS Attack: Afghan Sikhs "Tired" Of Living In Afghanistan, Demand Probe
Families of Afghan Sikhs killed in a terror attack on a Gurudwara in Kabul said that they are "tired" of living in Afghanistan, urging the government to investigate the attacks on the minority community.
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US Condemns "Horrific ISIS Attack" On Gurdwara In Afghanistan
United Nations chief Antonio Guterres on Wednesday condemned the terrorist attack on a Gurdwara in Afghanistan that left 27 killed.
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India condemns Attack On Afghan's VP Candidate's Office
India on Sunday strongly condemned the terror attack on the office of Afghan president Ashraf Ghani's running mate Amrullah Saleh in Kabul.
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Ongoing Attack On Government Building In Afghanistan's Jalalabad
Gunmen stormed a government building after multiple explosions in an ongoing attack in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad on Tuesday, an official said.
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10 Dead In Terrorist Attack On Afghanistan Government Building: Officials
At least 10 people were killed after terrorists stormed an education department compound in Afghanistan's east on Wednesday, officials said, sparking an hours-long battle with security forces in the latest attack in the restive region.
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Afghanistan Attacks Launched From Safe Havens In Its Neighbourhood: India
In a veiled reference to Pakistan, India has said the problem of terrorism in Afghanistan is not a local one and attacks inside the country are launched from safe havens in its neighbourhood that has sheltered Taliban leaders and supported the "dark agendas" of terror outfits like the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM).
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Taliban Kill 16 Afghan Soldiers, Kidnap Engineers After Ceasefire Ends
Taliban terrorists killed at least 16 Afghan police and two civilians in western Badghis province after their three-day ceasefire for the Eid al-Fitr holiday ended at the weekend, officials said on Friday.
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Afghan President Ghani Makes Offer To Taliban For Peace Talks
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani offered recognition of the Taliban as a legitimate political group, as part of a proposed political process that could lead to peace talks aimed at ending more than 16 years of war.
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18 Dead As Suicide Attacker Blows Himself Up At Afghan Funeral
An explosion at a funeral in Afghanistan's restive east on Sunday killed at least 18 mourners and wounded another 13, officials said, capping a deadly year for ordinary Afghans.
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India, Afghanistan Call For Dismantling Terror Safe Havens
Effectively combating terrorism was one of the major focus areas during the talks Afghan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah had with Indian leaders as both sides emphasised the need to dismantle terror safe havens in the region
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Donald Trump Clears Way For Troop Increase In Afghanistan As Part Of Retooled Strategy
US President Donald Trump opened the door to an increase in US troop numbers in Afghanistan on Monday night as part of a new strategy for the region, arguing against a hasty withdrawal from America's longest military conflict.
