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Krishna meets Karzai, discusses peace, aid to Afghanistan
External Affairs Minister SM Krishna met Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai on Monday and discussed the peace process in that country and implementation of India's aid programme to Kabul.
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Afghanistan needs a 'Marshall Plan': SM Krishna in Bonn
Foreign Minister SM Krishna has said that Afghanistan continues to face a potent threat to its security from terrorism and insurgency being fuelled from outside its borders.
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Planning Afghanistan's future beyond 2014
A global conference in Germany to discuss Afghanistan's future beyond 2014 comes as the country faces political instability, an enduring Taliban-led insurgency and possible financial collapse following the planned drawdown of international troops and foreign aid.
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White House again asks Pakistan to attend Bonn conference
Pakistan had on Tuesday announced not to participate in the conference in Bonn in Germany in protest against the killing of its 24 soldiers by NATO forces in a cross-border fire on the Af-Pak border over the weekend.
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Cannot attend Bonn meet without assurance: Gilani
Following appeals from the US and Afghanistan, Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani today said the country cannot attend the crucial Bonn meet on the future of Afghanistan if Islamabad did not receive assurances from the world community about its security and sovereignty.
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Krishna meets Karzai, discusses peace, aid to Afghanistan
External Affairs Minister SM Krishna met Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai on Monday and discussed the peace process in that country and implementation of India's aid programme to Kabul.
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Afghanistan needs a 'Marshall Plan': SM Krishna in Bonn
Foreign Minister SM Krishna has said that Afghanistan continues to face a potent threat to its security from terrorism and insurgency being fuelled from outside its borders.
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Planning Afghanistan's future beyond 2014
A global conference in Germany to discuss Afghanistan's future beyond 2014 comes as the country faces political instability, an enduring Taliban-led insurgency and possible financial collapse following the planned drawdown of international troops and foreign aid.
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White House again asks Pakistan to attend Bonn conference
Pakistan had on Tuesday announced not to participate in the conference in Bonn in Germany in protest against the killing of its 24 soldiers by NATO forces in a cross-border fire on the Af-Pak border over the weekend.
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Cannot attend Bonn meet without assurance: Gilani
Following appeals from the US and Afghanistan, Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani today said the country cannot attend the crucial Bonn meet on the future of Afghanistan if Islamabad did not receive assurances from the world community about its security and sovereignty.
