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S Jaishankar, His Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan Counterparts Discuss Ways To Enhance Bilateral Ties
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday held separate bilateral meetings with his Kyrgyz and Tajik counterparts here and discussed bilateral ties and ways to boost India's strategic partnership with the two Central Asian countries.
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India, Tajikistan To Step Up Anti-Terror, Defence Cooperation
India and Tajikistan on Saturday inked an agreement to share financial intelligence to counter money laundering and financing of terrorism.
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Tajikistan's President Emomali Rakhmon Creates Holiday In His Own Honour
Tajikistan's President Emomali Rakhmon on Saturday signed a law to create a holiday honouring his autocratic rule in a move that fuels fears of a burgeoning personality cult in the Central Asian state.
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Afghan Forces Recapture District On Tajik Border: Officials
Afghan forces on Sunday wrested control of a northern district bordering Tajikistan from the Taliban, officials said, two months after its capture stoked fears the jihadists' violence could spread to Central Asia.
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Islamic State Captive Buried Head of Fellow Hostage
Nine months of torture at the hands of Islamic State fighters, in which he buried the decapitated head of a fellow detainee, are written on the gaunt face of Afghan student Mohammed Yousuf.
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John Kerry Reassures Afghanistan's Neighbours Over US Troop Drawdown
US Secretary of State John Kerry sought today to reassure the rulers of Tajikistan and Turkmenistan that Washington remained committed to Central Asia's security, even though it is withdrawing troops from neighbouring Afghanistan.
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13 Militants Killed in Tajikistan Crackdown
Thirteen militants were killed by Tajikistan security forces on Saturday, but the rebels refused to surrender, government officials said.
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Tajikistan's President Calls Islamic State Group a Modern 'Plague'
The president of Tajikistan on Saturday called the Islamic State group a modern "plague", expressing concern that several hundred young people had left the ex-Soviet republic to fight with jihadists in Syria.
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S Jaishankar, His Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan Counterparts Discuss Ways To Enhance Bilateral Ties
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday held separate bilateral meetings with his Kyrgyz and Tajik counterparts here and discussed bilateral ties and ways to boost India's strategic partnership with the two Central Asian countries.
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India, Tajikistan To Step Up Anti-Terror, Defence Cooperation
India and Tajikistan on Saturday inked an agreement to share financial intelligence to counter money laundering and financing of terrorism.
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Tajikistan's President Emomali Rakhmon Creates Holiday In His Own Honour
Tajikistan's President Emomali Rakhmon on Saturday signed a law to create a holiday honouring his autocratic rule in a move that fuels fears of a burgeoning personality cult in the Central Asian state.
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Afghan Forces Recapture District On Tajik Border: Officials
Afghan forces on Sunday wrested control of a northern district bordering Tajikistan from the Taliban, officials said, two months after its capture stoked fears the jihadists' violence could spread to Central Asia.
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Islamic State Captive Buried Head of Fellow Hostage
Nine months of torture at the hands of Islamic State fighters, in which he buried the decapitated head of a fellow detainee, are written on the gaunt face of Afghan student Mohammed Yousuf.
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John Kerry Reassures Afghanistan's Neighbours Over US Troop Drawdown
US Secretary of State John Kerry sought today to reassure the rulers of Tajikistan and Turkmenistan that Washington remained committed to Central Asia's security, even though it is withdrawing troops from neighbouring Afghanistan.
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13 Militants Killed in Tajikistan Crackdown
Thirteen militants were killed by Tajikistan security forces on Saturday, but the rebels refused to surrender, government officials said.
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Tajikistan's President Calls Islamic State Group a Modern 'Plague'
The president of Tajikistan on Saturday called the Islamic State group a modern "plague", expressing concern that several hundred young people had left the ex-Soviet republic to fight with jihadists in Syria.
