Afghanistan Talks
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"Scheduling Reasons": China On Not Attending Delhi Security Dialogue
China said on Tuesday that it is not attending the security dialogue on Afghanistan convened by India due to "scheduling reasons".
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Pak NSA Rules Out Visiting India To Attend Conference On Afghanistan
Pakistan National Security Advisor (NSA) Moeed Yusuf on Tuesday said he would not travel to India to attend a conference hosted by it on Afghanistan, as he dismissed New Delhi's role as a "peacemaker" in the war-torn neighbouring nation.
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"Won't Allow Anyone To Use Afghan Soil Against China": Taliban
A nine-member Taliban delegation is on a two-day visit to China where they met with the foreign minister for talks on the peace process and security issues, the group's spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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Will Not Negotiate With Team Announced By Afghan Government: Taliban
The Taliban declined on Saturday to begin talks with the Afghan government's new negotiating team in a setback to the U.S.-brokered peace process for one of the world's longest-running conflicts.
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Afghanistan Calls For Ceasefire As Peace Summit Ends In Kabul
A huge peace meeting aimed at finding an exit from Afghanistan's war is due to finish Friday in Kabul, with leading politicians expected to announce visions for a much-needed breakthrough.
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Taliban Kills 22 Afghan Cops Killed In Ambush, Says Official
At least 22 police officers were killed in a Taliban ambush in western Afghanistan, a health official said today, in another blow to Afghan forces already suffering record casualties.
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US Hails Ashraf Ghani's "Very Courageous Stand" On Peace Talks With Taliban
The United States welcomes Afghan plans for peace talks with the Taliban but will keep up pressure on the terrorists until they are concluded, the US ambassador said Thursday.
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Pentagon Chief Ashton Carter Lands In Afghanistan
US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter arrived in Afghanistan today for talks with President Ashraf Ghani, days after the United States and NATO pledged to keep thousands of troops in the troubled country.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan Hold Talks On Deadly Border Clashes
Pakistan's foreign ministry says an Afghan delegation has arrived in Islamabad for talks on last week's border clashes that killed two Afghan border guards and a Pakistani officer.
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Afghanistan Calls Press Conference on Mullah Omar Amid Rumours of Death
An Afghan government official said on Wednesday that a press conference had been called on the subject of Taliban leader Mullah Omar, amid rumours of his death.
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Taliban Leader Mullah Omar Dead, Say Afghan Government Sources: BBC
The leader of the Afghan Taliban, Mullah Mohammed Omar, has died, BBC reported on Wednesday quoting Afghan officials.
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Taliban Raised Foreign Troops, Sanctions Say Afghanistan Officials
The presence of foreign troops in Afghanistan, United Nations sanctions and prisoners of war were among issues raised by the Taliban at the first official meeting with Afghan government representatives this week, Afghan officials said today.
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US, Afghanistan Forge New Path for Future Ties
The United States and Afghanistan Monday turned the page on years of distrust, mapping out a new vision for future ties as Washington vowed to fund Afghan forces through 2017 to help shore up stability.
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"Scheduling Reasons": China On Not Attending Delhi Security Dialogue
China said on Tuesday that it is not attending the security dialogue on Afghanistan convened by India due to "scheduling reasons".
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Pak NSA Rules Out Visiting India To Attend Conference On Afghanistan
Pakistan National Security Advisor (NSA) Moeed Yusuf on Tuesday said he would not travel to India to attend a conference hosted by it on Afghanistan, as he dismissed New Delhi's role as a "peacemaker" in the war-torn neighbouring nation.
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"Won't Allow Anyone To Use Afghan Soil Against China": Taliban
A nine-member Taliban delegation is on a two-day visit to China where they met with the foreign minister for talks on the peace process and security issues, the group's spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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Will Not Negotiate With Team Announced By Afghan Government: Taliban
The Taliban declined on Saturday to begin talks with the Afghan government's new negotiating team in a setback to the U.S.-brokered peace process for one of the world's longest-running conflicts.
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Afghanistan Calls For Ceasefire As Peace Summit Ends In Kabul
A huge peace meeting aimed at finding an exit from Afghanistan's war is due to finish Friday in Kabul, with leading politicians expected to announce visions for a much-needed breakthrough.
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Taliban Kills 22 Afghan Cops Killed In Ambush, Says Official
At least 22 police officers were killed in a Taliban ambush in western Afghanistan, a health official said today, in another blow to Afghan forces already suffering record casualties.
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US Hails Ashraf Ghani's "Very Courageous Stand" On Peace Talks With Taliban
The United States welcomes Afghan plans for peace talks with the Taliban but will keep up pressure on the terrorists until they are concluded, the US ambassador said Thursday.
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Pentagon Chief Ashton Carter Lands In Afghanistan
US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter arrived in Afghanistan today for talks with President Ashraf Ghani, days after the United States and NATO pledged to keep thousands of troops in the troubled country.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan Hold Talks On Deadly Border Clashes
Pakistan's foreign ministry says an Afghan delegation has arrived in Islamabad for talks on last week's border clashes that killed two Afghan border guards and a Pakistani officer.
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Afghanistan Calls Press Conference on Mullah Omar Amid Rumours of Death
An Afghan government official said on Wednesday that a press conference had been called on the subject of Taliban leader Mullah Omar, amid rumours of his death.
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Taliban Leader Mullah Omar Dead, Say Afghan Government Sources: BBC
The leader of the Afghan Taliban, Mullah Mohammed Omar, has died, BBC reported on Wednesday quoting Afghan officials.
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Taliban Raised Foreign Troops, Sanctions Say Afghanistan Officials
The presence of foreign troops in Afghanistan, United Nations sanctions and prisoners of war were among issues raised by the Taliban at the first official meeting with Afghan government representatives this week, Afghan officials said today.
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US, Afghanistan Forge New Path for Future Ties
The United States and Afghanistan Monday turned the page on years of distrust, mapping out a new vision for future ties as Washington vowed to fund Afghan forces through 2017 to help shore up stability.
