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Taliban Appoints New Military Chief As New Leadership Settles In
Taliban officials say the extremist group has appointed a new military chief as the insurgents try to gain ground rather than talk peace under a new leadership.
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New Taliban Leader Calls for Unity in Ranks in First Audio Message
New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansoor called for unity in the movement in his first audio message released Saturday amid reports of rifts in their ranks following the announcement of the death of former chief Mullah Omar.
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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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Pakistan to free Taliban's former second in command ahead of peace talks
Pakistan will release former Afghan Taliban second-in-command, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, as soon as this month to help advance peace efforts in neighbouring Afghanistan, Pakistan's foreign policy chief said today.
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Afghan president calls on Taliban to drop weapons
Afghanistan's president called on the Taliban on Thursday to relinquish their weapons, saying that the group and its leader should join the political process. The call by Hamid Karzai was the latest peace appeal to the Taliban and Mullah Mohammed Omar.
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Who is Hafiz Saeed?
Hafiz Mohammed Saeed, red-haired, 61 and India's most-wanted, now rubs shoulders with the likes of Taliban founder Mullah Omar and Al-Qaida chief Ayman al-Zawahri as one of the five most-wanted terrorists in the world, featuring on an American rogue's list with a bounty of 10 million dollars on his head.
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Afghanistan's hidden Taliban government
Midway through December, Afghan police officers arrested a man who had hidden a fake bomb near a government office in Miri, a village in eastern Afghanistan. The man, who gave the name Muhammad Mir, confessed, saying he wanted to gauge the security force's reactions to a Taliban attack, according to American intelligence officials. A paper found in...
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Mullah Omar may be willing to hold peace talks: Report
Afghan Taliban's supreme leader Mullah Mohammed Omar has indicated that he and his followers may be willing to hold "sincere and honest" talks with western politicians.
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Taliban Appoints New Military Chief As New Leadership Settles In
Taliban officials say the extremist group has appointed a new military chief as the insurgents try to gain ground rather than talk peace under a new leadership.
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New Taliban Leader Calls for Unity in Ranks in First Audio Message
New Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansoor called for unity in the movement in his first audio message released Saturday amid reports of rifts in their ranks following the announcement of the death of former chief Mullah Omar.
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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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Pakistan to free Taliban's former second in command ahead of peace talks
Pakistan will release former Afghan Taliban second-in-command, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, as soon as this month to help advance peace efforts in neighbouring Afghanistan, Pakistan's foreign policy chief said today.
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Afghan president calls on Taliban to drop weapons
Afghanistan's president called on the Taliban on Thursday to relinquish their weapons, saying that the group and its leader should join the political process. The call by Hamid Karzai was the latest peace appeal to the Taliban and Mullah Mohammed Omar.
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Who is Hafiz Saeed?
Hafiz Mohammed Saeed, red-haired, 61 and India's most-wanted, now rubs shoulders with the likes of Taliban founder Mullah Omar and Al-Qaida chief Ayman al-Zawahri as one of the five most-wanted terrorists in the world, featuring on an American rogue's list with a bounty of 10 million dollars on his head.
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Afghanistan's hidden Taliban government
Midway through December, Afghan police officers arrested a man who had hidden a fake bomb near a government office in Miri, a village in eastern Afghanistan. The man, who gave the name Muhammad Mir, confessed, saying he wanted to gauge the security force's reactions to a Taliban attack, according to American intelligence officials. A paper found in...
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Mullah Omar may be willing to hold peace talks: Report
Afghan Taliban's supreme leader Mullah Mohammed Omar has indicated that he and his followers may be willing to hold "sincere and honest" talks with western politicians.
