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Afghanistan Claims Pak Forces Fired Across Border Despite Peace Talks
Afghan officials said Pakistani forces briefly fired across the border on Thursday as delegations from both countries were in Turkey for negotiations aimed at finalising a ceasefire agreement following deadly clashes.
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Video: NDTV Ground Report From Afghanistan Border, Pounded By Pakistan Bombs
The 48-hour temporary ceasefire, agreed between Afghanistan and Pakistan, is set to expire today as leaders in Islamabad and Kabul negotiate on terms to broker a lasting peace along the Durand Line-- the border between the two countries.
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Don't Need Pakistan's Help For Talks With Afghan Taliban: US Envoy
United States Special Representative for Afghanistan Thomas West rejected the need for any third party to negotiate with the Taliban government. "I and my other colleagues in the US government are working on it," he said.
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US-Taliban Deal Biggest Factor In Collapse Of Afghan Forces: US Watchdog
The biggest factor that led to the collapse of the Afghan military in August last year was the U.S. decision to withdraw forces and contractors from Afghanistan.
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Evacuated Over 100 Football Family Members From Afghanistan After Complex Negotiations: FIFA
Football's world governing body FIFA on Friday said it has evacuated almost 100 members of the "football family", including women players, from Afghanistan after "complex negotiations" and with support from Qatar.
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Afghan Resistance Leader Asks For End To War, Seeks Talks With Taliban
The leader of the Afghan opposition group resisting Taliban forces in the Panjshir valley north of Kabul said on Sunday he welcomed proposals from religious scholars for a negotiated settlement to end the fighting.
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Doha Talks Marked "Beginning Of The End": Former Afghan Vice-President
Former Afghan vice-president Amrullah Saleh said that the peace negotiations between Kabul and the Taliban became "the beginning of the end" for the country.
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Afghan Resistance Leader Vows 'No Surrender'
The leader of a resistance movement to the Taliban has vowed to never surrender but is open to negotiations with the new rulers of Afghanistan, according to an interview published by Paris Match on Wednesday.
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Afghan Resistance Ready For Conflict But Prefers Negotiations: Report
Former Afghan government forces forming a resistance movement in a fortified valley are preparing for "long-term conflict", but are also seeking to negotiate with the Taliban, their spokesman told AFP in an interview.
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Kabul Offers Taliban Power-Sharing To End Violence: Report
Afghan government negotiators in Qatar have offered the Taliban a power-sharing deal in return for an end to fighting in the country, a government negotiating source told AFP on Thursday.
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Afghanistan Claims Pak Forces Fired Across Border Despite Peace Talks
Afghan officials said Pakistani forces briefly fired across the border on Thursday as delegations from both countries were in Turkey for negotiations aimed at finalising a ceasefire agreement following deadly clashes.
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Video: NDTV Ground Report From Afghanistan Border, Pounded By Pakistan Bombs
The 48-hour temporary ceasefire, agreed between Afghanistan and Pakistan, is set to expire today as leaders in Islamabad and Kabul negotiate on terms to broker a lasting peace along the Durand Line-- the border between the two countries.
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Don't Need Pakistan's Help For Talks With Afghan Taliban: US Envoy
United States Special Representative for Afghanistan Thomas West rejected the need for any third party to negotiate with the Taliban government. "I and my other colleagues in the US government are working on it," he said.
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US-Taliban Deal Biggest Factor In Collapse Of Afghan Forces: US Watchdog
The biggest factor that led to the collapse of the Afghan military in August last year was the U.S. decision to withdraw forces and contractors from Afghanistan.
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Evacuated Over 100 Football Family Members From Afghanistan After Complex Negotiations: FIFA
Football's world governing body FIFA on Friday said it has evacuated almost 100 members of the "football family", including women players, from Afghanistan after "complex negotiations" and with support from Qatar.
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Afghan Resistance Leader Asks For End To War, Seeks Talks With Taliban
The leader of the Afghan opposition group resisting Taliban forces in the Panjshir valley north of Kabul said on Sunday he welcomed proposals from religious scholars for a negotiated settlement to end the fighting.
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Doha Talks Marked "Beginning Of The End": Former Afghan Vice-President
Former Afghan vice-president Amrullah Saleh said that the peace negotiations between Kabul and the Taliban became "the beginning of the end" for the country.
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Afghan Resistance Leader Vows 'No Surrender'
The leader of a resistance movement to the Taliban has vowed to never surrender but is open to negotiations with the new rulers of Afghanistan, according to an interview published by Paris Match on Wednesday.
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Afghan Resistance Ready For Conflict But Prefers Negotiations: Report
Former Afghan government forces forming a resistance movement in a fortified valley are preparing for "long-term conflict", but are also seeking to negotiate with the Taliban, their spokesman told AFP in an interview.
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Kabul Offers Taliban Power-Sharing To End Violence: Report
Afghan government negotiators in Qatar have offered the Taliban a power-sharing deal in return for an end to fighting in the country, a government negotiating source told AFP on Thursday.
