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What Taliban Said On Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations Amid Political Crisis
Taliban has issued a statement saying the political crisis in Pakistan seeing a constant soar, will have no effect on Afghanistan. However, analysts predict an impact is inevitable on Afghanistan's situation.
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Afghan's Washington Embassy, Now Out of Money, Will Shut Down: US
The Afghan embassy in Washington, under severe financial pressure and cut off from the new Taliban government in Kabul, will close down in the coming week, a senior State Department official confirmed Saturday.
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"Pity That China Spends More Time...": US Slams Beijing On Afghanistan
The United States and Russia on Wednesday presented opposing visions at the Security Council for the UN's role in Afghanistan, with Washington's call for robust support of human rights running contrary to Moscow's desires.
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Taliban Adding Suicide Bombers To Army Ranks
The Taliban will officially recruit suicide bombers to become part of the army as the militant group tries to contain its biggest security threat from rival Islamic State since forming government in Afghanistan four months ago.
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India Supports UN Security Council Resolution To Ease Aid In Afghanistan
India voted in favour of UNSC resolution to grant exemptions from sanctions on humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan.
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"Afghan Territory Must Not Be Used For Terror": India, France After Talks
India and France have underlined the need to ensure that Afghan territory does not become a source of terrorism and called for concerted action against all terror groups including Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) and Hizbul Mujahideen.
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Taliban Faces Global Criticism For Sending Male-Only Delegation To Kabul
Global powers and aid groups that have loudly demanded an inclusive Afghanistan under the Taliban are now facing criticism for sending all-male delegations to Kabul to meet the hardline Islamists.
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"US Did Not Defeat Taliban", Ex Afghanistan Envoy Recounts "Struggle"
The United States was losing the war to the Taliban so it chose negotiations as an alternative, said the former US special representative for Afghanistan reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad.
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At United Nations, Afghan Women's "Simple" Appeal: Don't Let Taliban In
A group of Afghan women urged the United Nations to block the Taliban from gaining a seat at the world body, calling for better representation for their country during a visit to the organisation's New York headquarters on Thursday.
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US Says Won't Join Afghanistan Talks Announced By Russia
The United States said Monday it will not join talks on Afghanistan announced for this week by Russia and also involving China and Pakistan.
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ISIS Claim Responsibility For Blast At Mosque In Afghanistan's Kandahar
ISIS claimed responsibility for a suicide bomber attack at a Shi'ite mosque in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar which left dozens killed and injured, a statement posted by the group's Amaq news agency said on Friday.
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US Working To Make Charter Flights From Afghanistan Routine: State Department
The United States has no plans to resume military-led evacuation flights from Afghanistan, but is working to ensure that the existing charter flights become more frequent, the State Department said on Thursday.
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"Those At Serena Hotel (Kabul) Should Leave Immediately," US, UK Warn
The United States and Britain warned their citizens on Monday to stay away from hotels in the Afghan capital Kabul, particularly the well-known Serena.
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Russia To Host International Talks On Afghanistan On October 20
Moscow plans to host international talks on Afghanistan on Oct. 20, President Vladimir Putin's special representative on Afghanistan said on Thursday.
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Azure Waters, Limestone Cliffs: Tourists Return To Afghan "Grand Canyon"
The stunning azure waters of the Band-e Amir lakes are once again attracting Afghan tourists, who brave bumpy roads to experience the so-called Grand Canyon of Afghanistan.
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What Taliban Said On Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations Amid Political Crisis
Taliban has issued a statement saying the political crisis in Pakistan seeing a constant soar, will have no effect on Afghanistan. However, analysts predict an impact is inevitable on Afghanistan's situation.
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Afghan's Washington Embassy, Now Out of Money, Will Shut Down: US
The Afghan embassy in Washington, under severe financial pressure and cut off from the new Taliban government in Kabul, will close down in the coming week, a senior State Department official confirmed Saturday.
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"Pity That China Spends More Time...": US Slams Beijing On Afghanistan
The United States and Russia on Wednesday presented opposing visions at the Security Council for the UN's role in Afghanistan, with Washington's call for robust support of human rights running contrary to Moscow's desires.
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Taliban Adding Suicide Bombers To Army Ranks
The Taliban will officially recruit suicide bombers to become part of the army as the militant group tries to contain its biggest security threat from rival Islamic State since forming government in Afghanistan four months ago.
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India Supports UN Security Council Resolution To Ease Aid In Afghanistan
India voted in favour of UNSC resolution to grant exemptions from sanctions on humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan.
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"Afghan Territory Must Not Be Used For Terror": India, France After Talks
India and France have underlined the need to ensure that Afghan territory does not become a source of terrorism and called for concerted action against all terror groups including Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) and Hizbul Mujahideen.
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Taliban Faces Global Criticism For Sending Male-Only Delegation To Kabul
Global powers and aid groups that have loudly demanded an inclusive Afghanistan under the Taliban are now facing criticism for sending all-male delegations to Kabul to meet the hardline Islamists.
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"US Did Not Defeat Taliban", Ex Afghanistan Envoy Recounts "Struggle"
The United States was losing the war to the Taliban so it chose negotiations as an alternative, said the former US special representative for Afghanistan reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad.
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At United Nations, Afghan Women's "Simple" Appeal: Don't Let Taliban In
A group of Afghan women urged the United Nations to block the Taliban from gaining a seat at the world body, calling for better representation for their country during a visit to the organisation's New York headquarters on Thursday.
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US Says Won't Join Afghanistan Talks Announced By Russia
The United States said Monday it will not join talks on Afghanistan announced for this week by Russia and also involving China and Pakistan.
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ISIS Claim Responsibility For Blast At Mosque In Afghanistan's Kandahar
ISIS claimed responsibility for a suicide bomber attack at a Shi'ite mosque in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar which left dozens killed and injured, a statement posted by the group's Amaq news agency said on Friday.
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US Working To Make Charter Flights From Afghanistan Routine: State Department
The United States has no plans to resume military-led evacuation flights from Afghanistan, but is working to ensure that the existing charter flights become more frequent, the State Department said on Thursday.
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"Those At Serena Hotel (Kabul) Should Leave Immediately," US, UK Warn
The United States and Britain warned their citizens on Monday to stay away from hotels in the Afghan capital Kabul, particularly the well-known Serena.
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Russia To Host International Talks On Afghanistan On October 20
Moscow plans to host international talks on Afghanistan on Oct. 20, President Vladimir Putin's special representative on Afghanistan said on Thursday.
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Azure Waters, Limestone Cliffs: Tourists Return To Afghan "Grand Canyon"
The stunning azure waters of the Band-e Amir lakes are once again attracting Afghan tourists, who brave bumpy roads to experience the so-called Grand Canyon of Afghanistan.
