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China Ducks Question On Taliban's Invitation To Government Inauguration
The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Monday did not respond to a media report claiming that the Taliban has invited China, Pakistan, Russia, Turkey, Iran and Qatar to attend the new government formation ceremony in Afghanistan.
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Pakistan ISI Chief In Kabul As Taliban Finalise Government Formation
Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) Chief, Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed, is in Kabul to meet the Taliban leadership, which is in advanced stage of government formation.
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Videos Of Taliban Wearing US Uniforms, Driving Humvees, Embarrass America
Videos of Taliban fighters parading in US-made armored vehicles, wielding US-supplied firearms and climbing on American Black Hawk helicopters after the defeat of Afghan government forces have embarrassed the White House.
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"Leadership Was Missing" In Afghan Government: Pentagon
The rapid collapse of the Afghan government and military to the Taliban was due to the lack of leadership, despite years of aid and training by the United States, the Pentagon said Monday.
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Taliban And Afghan Government Agree To Advance Talks To Next Stage
Peace negotiations between the Taliban and the Afghan government in Qatar are ready to advance to the next stage, both sides said Wednesday after agreeing on rules for the talks.
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"Opportunity To Peace": Afghan-Taliban Talks To Begin Today
Peace talks between the Taliban and Afghan government get down to business Sunday, with the search for a lasting ceasefire one of many key challenges up for discussion.
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Afghan Government Negotiators Leave For Peace Talks With Taliban
Afghan government negotiators left for Doha on Friday to begin what promise to be lengthy and difficult peace talks with the Taliban after nearly two decades of grinding war that have left tens of thousands dead.
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21-Member Team From Afghanistan Government To Negotiate With Talibans
The Afghan government has finalised a 21-member team - including five women - who will negotiate with the Taliban in upcoming talks aimed at ending Afghanistan's 18-year-old conflict, officials said Friday.
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Why Afghans Welcome Donald Trump's Surprising Tweets On Taliban
Afghan officials, analysts and citizens on Sunday cautiously welcomed President Donald Trump's announcement that he was calling off the troubled U.S.-Taliban peace talks aimed at ending the 18-year conflict.
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Imran Khan Says He Will Try To Persuade Taliban To Meet Afghan Government
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday said he would try on his return home from the US visit to persuade the Taliban to meet with the Afghan government.
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Iran Holds Talks With Afghan Taliban, Says Official
Iran has held talks with the Afghan Taliban, one of the country's top security officials said, the Tasnim news agency reported on Wednesday.
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Afghanistan Concerned Over Afghan-Centered Summit In Russia
The Afghan government is expressing concern over a high-level tripartite meeting taking place to discuss Afghan issues, but without Afghan representatives invited.
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In Secret Meetings, Taliban Rejected Pakistan Pressure On Peace Process
Pakistani officials threatened to expel Afghanistan's Taliban from bases in Pakistan if they did not join peace talks this month, but the militants rebuffed their traditional patron, two officials said, casting doubt on how much influence Islamabad retains over them.
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Taliban Reject Peace Talks With Afghan Government
The Taliban today refused to resume long-stalled peace talks with the Afghan government, reiterating their preconditions for holding dialogue, a statement said.
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High Numbers of Afghan Asylum Seekers 'Unacceptable': German Minister
Germany's Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said today the rising number of Afghan asylum seekers was "unacceptable", as he urged young citizens of the south Asian nation to stay at home and rebuild their homeland.
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China Ducks Question On Taliban's Invitation To Government Inauguration
The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Monday did not respond to a media report claiming that the Taliban has invited China, Pakistan, Russia, Turkey, Iran and Qatar to attend the new government formation ceremony in Afghanistan.
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Pakistan ISI Chief In Kabul As Taliban Finalise Government Formation
Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) Chief, Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed, is in Kabul to meet the Taliban leadership, which is in advanced stage of government formation.
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Videos Of Taliban Wearing US Uniforms, Driving Humvees, Embarrass America
Videos of Taliban fighters parading in US-made armored vehicles, wielding US-supplied firearms and climbing on American Black Hawk helicopters after the defeat of Afghan government forces have embarrassed the White House.
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"Leadership Was Missing" In Afghan Government: Pentagon
The rapid collapse of the Afghan government and military to the Taliban was due to the lack of leadership, despite years of aid and training by the United States, the Pentagon said Monday.
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Taliban And Afghan Government Agree To Advance Talks To Next Stage
Peace negotiations between the Taliban and the Afghan government in Qatar are ready to advance to the next stage, both sides said Wednesday after agreeing on rules for the talks.
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"Opportunity To Peace": Afghan-Taliban Talks To Begin Today
Peace talks between the Taliban and Afghan government get down to business Sunday, with the search for a lasting ceasefire one of many key challenges up for discussion.
-
Afghan Government Negotiators Leave For Peace Talks With Taliban
Afghan government negotiators left for Doha on Friday to begin what promise to be lengthy and difficult peace talks with the Taliban after nearly two decades of grinding war that have left tens of thousands dead.
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21-Member Team From Afghanistan Government To Negotiate With Talibans
The Afghan government has finalised a 21-member team - including five women - who will negotiate with the Taliban in upcoming talks aimed at ending Afghanistan's 18-year-old conflict, officials said Friday.
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Why Afghans Welcome Donald Trump's Surprising Tweets On Taliban
Afghan officials, analysts and citizens on Sunday cautiously welcomed President Donald Trump's announcement that he was calling off the troubled U.S.-Taliban peace talks aimed at ending the 18-year conflict.
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Imran Khan Says He Will Try To Persuade Taliban To Meet Afghan Government
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday said he would try on his return home from the US visit to persuade the Taliban to meet with the Afghan government.
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Iran Holds Talks With Afghan Taliban, Says Official
Iran has held talks with the Afghan Taliban, one of the country's top security officials said, the Tasnim news agency reported on Wednesday.
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Afghanistan Concerned Over Afghan-Centered Summit In Russia
The Afghan government is expressing concern over a high-level tripartite meeting taking place to discuss Afghan issues, but without Afghan representatives invited.
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In Secret Meetings, Taliban Rejected Pakistan Pressure On Peace Process
Pakistani officials threatened to expel Afghanistan's Taliban from bases in Pakistan if they did not join peace talks this month, but the militants rebuffed their traditional patron, two officials said, casting doubt on how much influence Islamabad retains over them.
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Taliban Reject Peace Talks With Afghan Government
The Taliban today refused to resume long-stalled peace talks with the Afghan government, reiterating their preconditions for holding dialogue, a statement said.
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High Numbers of Afghan Asylum Seekers 'Unacceptable': German Minister
Germany's Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said today the rising number of Afghan asylum seekers was "unacceptable", as he urged young citizens of the south Asian nation to stay at home and rebuild their homeland.
