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Donald Trump Alleges He Threatened Taliban Leader With Satellite Images Of His House: Report
Donald Trump recently claimed that during his negotiations with the Taliban as the President of the United States he threatened to "obliterate" the co-founder of the Terrorist group if he stepped out of line.
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Taliban's Mullah Baradar Among Time's 100 Most Influential People Of 2021
Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar -- deputy prime minister in the Taliban's newly announced caretaker government and the top figure in the Doha deal -- has been named among the 100 most influential people of 2021 by Time magazine.
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To Fight "Enemy Propaganda", Taliban's Baradar Seen On TV With Written Statement
Afghanistan's acting deputy prime minister Abdul Ghani Baradar appeared in a video interview posted on Wednesday to deny reports that he was hurt in a clash with a rival faction of the Taliban.
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Taliban Government Is "Anything But Inclusive": Afghan Envoy At UN
The government announced by the Taliban in Afghanistan is "anything but inclusive" and the Afghan people will not accept a governing structure that excludes women and minorities, the country's envoy to the UN has said.
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Taliban's Mohammad Hasan Akhund New Afghan PM, Abdul Baradar Deputy
Afghanistan's Taliban on Tuesday announced key posts for their new government, after the hardline Islamists seized control of the country and ousted the previous regime last month.
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Taliban's Mohammad Hasan Akhund New Afghan PM, Abdul Baradar To Be Deputy
The Taliban announced Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund as the leader of their new government in Afghanistan on Tuesday.
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Taliban Co-Founder Baradar In Kabul For Talks On Setting Up Government: Official
Taliban co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar arrived in Kabul on Saturday for talks on establishing a new "inclusive" government in Afghanistan, a senior official said.
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The 7 Taliban Men Now Running Afghanistan
For decades the Taliban's leadership structure has been in the shadows: Even before the U.S. invasion in 2001, little was known about how the group operates beyond the names of a few top leaders.
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Who's Mullah Baradar, Likely To Be Next Afghanistan President: 5 Points
Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, the co-founder and deputy leader of the Taliban, is likely to be the next president of Afghanistan. The Taliban is set to control the war-torn country. The government collapsed soon after US withdrew its forces.
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Taliban Co-Founder Emerges As Group's New Face In Russia Peace Talks
When members of the Taliban and Afghan politicians met Tuesday in the Russian capital for talks aimed at ending the war in their country, one face in particular stood out: Abdul Ghani Baradar, a co-founder of the Taliban and the head of its political office, who spoke publicly for the first time about the need for a peace deal.
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Pakistan Frees Taliban Leader After US Talks With Terrorists
A top Taliban commander held in Pakistani detention for more than eight years has been freed, sources said Thursday, in an apparent move to aid tentative talks between the United States and the militant group.
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Donald Trump Alleges He Threatened Taliban Leader With Satellite Images Of His House: Report
Donald Trump recently claimed that during his negotiations with the Taliban as the President of the United States he threatened to "obliterate" the co-founder of the Terrorist group if he stepped out of line.
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Taliban's Mullah Baradar Among Time's 100 Most Influential People Of 2021
Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar -- deputy prime minister in the Taliban's newly announced caretaker government and the top figure in the Doha deal -- has been named among the 100 most influential people of 2021 by Time magazine.
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To Fight "Enemy Propaganda", Taliban's Baradar Seen On TV With Written Statement
Afghanistan's acting deputy prime minister Abdul Ghani Baradar appeared in a video interview posted on Wednesday to deny reports that he was hurt in a clash with a rival faction of the Taliban.
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Taliban Government Is "Anything But Inclusive": Afghan Envoy At UN
The government announced by the Taliban in Afghanistan is "anything but inclusive" and the Afghan people will not accept a governing structure that excludes women and minorities, the country's envoy to the UN has said.
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Taliban's Mohammad Hasan Akhund New Afghan PM, Abdul Baradar Deputy
Afghanistan's Taliban on Tuesday announced key posts for their new government, after the hardline Islamists seized control of the country and ousted the previous regime last month.
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Taliban's Mohammad Hasan Akhund New Afghan PM, Abdul Baradar To Be Deputy
The Taliban announced Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund as the leader of their new government in Afghanistan on Tuesday.
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Taliban Co-Founder Baradar In Kabul For Talks On Setting Up Government: Official
Taliban co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar arrived in Kabul on Saturday for talks on establishing a new "inclusive" government in Afghanistan, a senior official said.
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The 7 Taliban Men Now Running Afghanistan
For decades the Taliban's leadership structure has been in the shadows: Even before the U.S. invasion in 2001, little was known about how the group operates beyond the names of a few top leaders.
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Who's Mullah Baradar, Likely To Be Next Afghanistan President: 5 Points
Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, the co-founder and deputy leader of the Taliban, is likely to be the next president of Afghanistan. The Taliban is set to control the war-torn country. The government collapsed soon after US withdrew its forces.
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Taliban Co-Founder Emerges As Group's New Face In Russia Peace Talks
When members of the Taliban and Afghan politicians met Tuesday in the Russian capital for talks aimed at ending the war in their country, one face in particular stood out: Abdul Ghani Baradar, a co-founder of the Taliban and the head of its political office, who spoke publicly for the first time about the need for a peace deal.
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Pakistan Frees Taliban Leader After US Talks With Terrorists
A top Taliban commander held in Pakistani detention for more than eight years has been freed, sources said Thursday, in an apparent move to aid tentative talks between the United States and the militant group.
