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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 wants India growth to speed up, terms it key business partner
The US has termed New Delhi as one of its most trusted and valuable partners in the region, but has expressed concern over India's declining growth rate and an apparent slowdown in its reform process.
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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 wants India growth to speed up, terms it key business partner
The US has termed New Delhi as one of its most trusted and valuable partners in the region, but has expressed concern over India's declining growth rate and an apparent slowdown in its reform process.
