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An Embassy Move As India, Taliban Reset Ties 4 Years After Takeover
India has restored full diplomatic relations with Afghanistan and will upgrade its 'technical mission' in Kabul to a 'full embassy status', Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said Friday morning, with his Afghani counterpart, Amir Muttaqi, by his side.
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Taliban's Foreign Minister To Visit India In Historic Diplomatic Breakthrough
In a landmark development that could reshape regional geopolitics, Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi of the Taliban government is all set to visit India on October 9.
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Days After India's Taliban Outreach, China Huddles With Pakistan, Afghanistan
Days after S Jaishankar spoke with the Taliban's acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi - the first ministerial-level outreach by India to Afghanistan's Taliban regime, China has moved swiftly to organise a meeting between Islamabad and Kabul.
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In A First, S Jaishankar Speaks To Taliban Foreign Minister, Scripts History
Scripting a new chapter in regional dynamics, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday spoke with the Taliban's acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi over an official phone call.
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Opinion: Hard Realities - Is India Ready For A Real Taliban Outreach?
India cannot withdraw from Afghanistan as it did during the first Taliban regime. The country is an important geopolitical piece not only in the larger geography of the Indian subcontinent, but also that of Central Asia.
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Taliban Says Afghan Consulates Reopened In Mumbai, Hyderabad: Report
The Taliban-appointed Deputy Political Minister of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai said that the Afghan consulates in Mumbai and Hyderabad have been reopened and started functioning, The Khaama Press reported.
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India Verifying Claims Of Afghan Embassy Closing Doors In New Delhi: Report
The Afghan embassy in India has purportedly come out with a communication on closing down its operations and New Delhi is examining its authenticity, sources have said.
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India May Restart 20 Stalled Projects In Afghanistan, Says Taliban: Report
Taliban on Wednesday said that India may restart 20 stalled projects in Afghanistan.
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Indian Team Meets Taliban In Kabul, A First In New Afghan Regime
An Indian delegation and the Taliban today met to discuss humanitarian assistance to the largely mountainous country, which is struggling with basic needs after a 20-year war.
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Indian Delegation Meets Taliban Team In Moscow
The meeting between Indian and Talibani officials was the first formal contact between the two sides after an interim Cabinet was announced by the Taliban last month.
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India Should Not Do Business With New Taliban Government: Yashwant Sinha
As the Taliban announced a caretaker Cabinet, former external affairs minister Yashwant Sinha on Tuesday said India cannot and should not do business with the government formed in Afghanistan.
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"Because Of Taliban Crisis...": BJP MLA Explains Fuel, Gas Price Hikes
Karnataka BJP MLA Aravind Ballad has blamed "the Taliban crisis in Afghanistan" for a steady hike in fuel and gas cylinder prices - a hike that began in May - in India.
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Concerns Relating To Terrorism Primary Focus: Government On Afghanistan
India's immediate focus in Afghanistan is to ensure that Afghan soil is not used for terrorist activities against it and it was still "very early days" to talk about any possible recognition to the Taliban, the external affairs ministry said on Thur
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'Non-Official' Talks With Taliban In Sync With Indian Policy: Centre
India on Friday made it clear that its participation at a multi-lateral conference on Afghanistan in Moscow in a 'non-official' capacity was in sync with its Afghanistan policy, asserting that it was not talking to the Taliban.
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India Rejects Pakistan Army Chief Raheel Sharif's Remark on Kashmir
India on Saturday termed as unwholesome and unacceptable Pakistan Army Chief Gen. Raheel Sharif's comment that Kashmir was Islamabad's "jugular vein" and said Islamabad's security forces were well advised to address challenges from Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and other radical elements.
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An Embassy Move As India, Taliban Reset Ties 4 Years After Takeover
India has restored full diplomatic relations with Afghanistan and will upgrade its 'technical mission' in Kabul to a 'full embassy status', Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said Friday morning, with his Afghani counterpart, Amir Muttaqi, by his side.
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Taliban's Foreign Minister To Visit India In Historic Diplomatic Breakthrough
In a landmark development that could reshape regional geopolitics, Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi of the Taliban government is all set to visit India on October 9.
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Days After India's Taliban Outreach, China Huddles With Pakistan, Afghanistan
Days after S Jaishankar spoke with the Taliban's acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi - the first ministerial-level outreach by India to Afghanistan's Taliban regime, China has moved swiftly to organise a meeting between Islamabad and Kabul.
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In A First, S Jaishankar Speaks To Taliban Foreign Minister, Scripts History
Scripting a new chapter in regional dynamics, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday spoke with the Taliban's acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi over an official phone call.
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Opinion: Hard Realities - Is India Ready For A Real Taliban Outreach?
India cannot withdraw from Afghanistan as it did during the first Taliban regime. The country is an important geopolitical piece not only in the larger geography of the Indian subcontinent, but also that of Central Asia.
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Taliban Says Afghan Consulates Reopened In Mumbai, Hyderabad: Report
The Taliban-appointed Deputy Political Minister of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai said that the Afghan consulates in Mumbai and Hyderabad have been reopened and started functioning, The Khaama Press reported.
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India Verifying Claims Of Afghan Embassy Closing Doors In New Delhi: Report
The Afghan embassy in India has purportedly come out with a communication on closing down its operations and New Delhi is examining its authenticity, sources have said.
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India May Restart 20 Stalled Projects In Afghanistan, Says Taliban: Report
Taliban on Wednesday said that India may restart 20 stalled projects in Afghanistan.
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Indian Team Meets Taliban In Kabul, A First In New Afghan Regime
An Indian delegation and the Taliban today met to discuss humanitarian assistance to the largely mountainous country, which is struggling with basic needs after a 20-year war.
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Indian Delegation Meets Taliban Team In Moscow
The meeting between Indian and Talibani officials was the first formal contact between the two sides after an interim Cabinet was announced by the Taliban last month.
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India Should Not Do Business With New Taliban Government: Yashwant Sinha
As the Taliban announced a caretaker Cabinet, former external affairs minister Yashwant Sinha on Tuesday said India cannot and should not do business with the government formed in Afghanistan.
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"Because Of Taliban Crisis...": BJP MLA Explains Fuel, Gas Price Hikes
Karnataka BJP MLA Aravind Ballad has blamed "the Taliban crisis in Afghanistan" for a steady hike in fuel and gas cylinder prices - a hike that began in May - in India.
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Concerns Relating To Terrorism Primary Focus: Government On Afghanistan
India's immediate focus in Afghanistan is to ensure that Afghan soil is not used for terrorist activities against it and it was still "very early days" to talk about any possible recognition to the Taliban, the external affairs ministry said on Thur
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'Non-Official' Talks With Taliban In Sync With Indian Policy: Centre
India on Friday made it clear that its participation at a multi-lateral conference on Afghanistan in Moscow in a 'non-official' capacity was in sync with its Afghanistan policy, asserting that it was not talking to the Taliban.
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India Rejects Pakistan Army Chief Raheel Sharif's Remark on Kashmir
India on Saturday termed as unwholesome and unacceptable Pakistan Army Chief Gen. Raheel Sharif's comment that Kashmir was Islamabad's "jugular vein" and said Islamabad's security forces were well advised to address challenges from Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and other radical elements.
