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US, Taliban Resume Talks After Rival Afghans Agree To End Bloodshed
US and Taliban officials will on Tuesday resume talks in Qatar aimed at ending Afghanistan's 18-year war, hours after a delegation of Afghan citizens and the militants ended a meeting with both sides calling for an end to civilian casualties.
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As US Plans Troops Pull-Out, 43 Killed In Attack At Afghan Building
An hours-long gun and suicide attack on a Kabul government compound killed at least 43 people, the health ministry said Tuesday, making it one of the deadliest assaults on the Afghan capital this year.
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Suicide Bombing Kills Five, Injures 15 In Central Afghanistan
At least five people were killed and 15 more wounded when a suicide bomber detonated a car packed with explosives outside a police compound in central Afghan province of Wardak on Saturday, a police spokesman said.
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7 Killed In Suicide Attack Near Afghan Ministry In Kabul
A suicide bomber blew himself up in front of a government ministry in Kabul on Sunday, killing seven people, police said, in the latest deadly violence in Afghanistan.
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New Taliban Leader Facing Tension as Top Official Quits
A top Taliban official announced his resignation on Tuesday amid a growing leadership struggle in the Afghan insurgent movement after news of the death of leader Mullah Mohammad Omar last week.
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Mullah Omar: Taliban's Mysterious One-Eyed Supremo
Taliban chief Mullah Omar has cast a long shadow over Afghanistan ever since he led a young band of zealots to power almost two decades ago, imposing brutal Islamist rule over the country.
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Leader in Afghan North Dismisses Kabul Government as a 'Show'
Atta Mohammad Noor, a powerful governor in northern Afghanistan, visited a local amusement park last week and grabbed a video arcade gun. Firing on fictional aliens made a break from the frequent target of his ire: the government in Kabul.
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US, Taliban Resume Talks After Rival Afghans Agree To End Bloodshed
US and Taliban officials will on Tuesday resume talks in Qatar aimed at ending Afghanistan's 18-year war, hours after a delegation of Afghan citizens and the militants ended a meeting with both sides calling for an end to civilian casualties.
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As US Plans Troops Pull-Out, 43 Killed In Attack At Afghan Building
An hours-long gun and suicide attack on a Kabul government compound killed at least 43 people, the health ministry said Tuesday, making it one of the deadliest assaults on the Afghan capital this year.
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Suicide Bombing Kills Five, Injures 15 In Central Afghanistan
At least five people were killed and 15 more wounded when a suicide bomber detonated a car packed with explosives outside a police compound in central Afghan province of Wardak on Saturday, a police spokesman said.
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7 Killed In Suicide Attack Near Afghan Ministry In Kabul
A suicide bomber blew himself up in front of a government ministry in Kabul on Sunday, killing seven people, police said, in the latest deadly violence in Afghanistan.
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New Taliban Leader Facing Tension as Top Official Quits
A top Taliban official announced his resignation on Tuesday amid a growing leadership struggle in the Afghan insurgent movement after news of the death of leader Mullah Mohammad Omar last week.
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Mullah Omar: Taliban's Mysterious One-Eyed Supremo
Taliban chief Mullah Omar has cast a long shadow over Afghanistan ever since he led a young band of zealots to power almost two decades ago, imposing brutal Islamist rule over the country.
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Leader in Afghan North Dismisses Kabul Government as a 'Show'
Atta Mohammad Noor, a powerful governor in northern Afghanistan, visited a local amusement park last week and grabbed a video arcade gun. Firing on fictional aliens made a break from the frequent target of his ire: the government in Kabul.
