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India-Afghanistan Ties Deepen As Taliban Envoy Marks Victory Day In Delhi
Noor framed Afghanistan's geography as central to its foreign policy vision, declaring that "Afghanistan's geography should not be a field for negative competition, but rather a bridge for connectivity, cooperation and shared prosperity."
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Afghanistan Marks 5 Years Under The Taliban With Safer Streets But Pleas For Jobs And Education
Afghanistan marks five years of Taliban rule amid security gains, economic hardship and severe restrictions on women and girls, including bans on education beyond sixth grade.
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Taliban Marks 5 Years In Power In Afghanistan As Rights Groups Sound Alarm
International organisations and the UN say the Taliban have struggled to address the natural and humanitarian crises Afghanistan has faced over the past five years, in part because Afghan women are under severe restrictions.
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5 Years Of Taliban Rule In Afghanistan: What Has Changed?
Bright white flags of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan have been installed this week across the capital Kabul as the Taliban is celebrating its five years of ruling.
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Will Indian Officials Attend Taliban's 'Victory Day' Event In Delhi? What Centre Said
Monday's event marks August 15, 2021, the day Kabul fell to the Taliban as the last of the US and NATO troops packed up and left.
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Five Years On, Taliban Builds Global Ties Despite Lack Of Recognition
As well as coordinating on security, Taliban officials have been touting cross-border infrastructure projects to boost the country's fragile economy while Afghans are hit hard by international aid cuts.
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Pakistan Army Kills 24 Taliban, Baloch Militants During Raids, Weapons Seized
The military said Friday it used intelligence sources to target militants in operations carried out over the previous day that killed 24 members of the outlawed Pakistani Taliban and Baloch separatist groups.
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"Dropped Afghan Prisoners From Forklift For Fun": British Soldiers Accused Of Abuse In Explosive Inquiry
The allegations came to light during the Afghanistan Inquiry, which is examining claims that UK Special Forces unlawfully killed civilians during operations in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013.
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From Zia To 'Holy War', State Policy Built Pak's Extremist Ecosystem
Pakistan treats radicalisation as something that happened to Pakistan rather than something the state itself cultivated
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Opinion | Pakistan Might Just Be Getting A Bit Too Confident - This Time, With Afghanistan
For Islamabad, its successes at mediation notwithstanding, toppling the Taliban may turn out to be a far more humbling experience. But then Pakistan, strangely, is known to be suicidal in some ways.
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Russia Urges Pakistan, Afghanistan To Use Diplomacy To Solve Disputes
Russia's Foreign Ministry urged Pakistan and Afghanistan on Tuesday to use diplomacy to resolve their longstanding differences.
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Miss Universe Fatima Bosch Speaks Out For Afghan Women: 'They Have No Voice'
Miss Universe Fatima Bosch wrote, "Every girl deserves education, freedom, and the chance to choose future"
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Tea With Taliban, Art With Afghan Women: Indian Influencer's 13-Day Solo Trip Across Afghanistan
In an exclusive NDTV interview, travel influencer Ankita Kumar described her 13-day solo trip to Afghanistan, where she had tea with the Taliban, roamed the streets of Kabul and met Afghan women
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'No Right To Breathe Freely': Afghan Women Detained In Clothing Crackdown
Taliban authorities rule according to a strict interpretation of Islamic law, and have gradually tightened restrictions on women since returning to power in August 2021.
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Telangana Leader K Kavitha's "Taliban" Jab At Chief Minister Revanth Reddy
K Kavitha took a swipe at Chief Minister Revanth Reddy over his government's decision to bring down the school count in the state from 27,000 to 4,000.
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India-Afghanistan Ties Deepen As Taliban Envoy Marks Victory Day In Delhi
Noor framed Afghanistan's geography as central to its foreign policy vision, declaring that "Afghanistan's geography should not be a field for negative competition, but rather a bridge for connectivity, cooperation and shared prosperity."
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Afghanistan Marks 5 Years Under The Taliban With Safer Streets But Pleas For Jobs And Education
Afghanistan marks five years of Taliban rule amid security gains, economic hardship and severe restrictions on women and girls, including bans on education beyond sixth grade.
-
Taliban Marks 5 Years In Power In Afghanistan As Rights Groups Sound Alarm
International organisations and the UN say the Taliban have struggled to address the natural and humanitarian crises Afghanistan has faced over the past five years, in part because Afghan women are under severe restrictions.
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5 Years Of Taliban Rule In Afghanistan: What Has Changed?
Bright white flags of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan have been installed this week across the capital Kabul as the Taliban is celebrating its five years of ruling.
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Will Indian Officials Attend Taliban's 'Victory Day' Event In Delhi? What Centre Said
Monday's event marks August 15, 2021, the day Kabul fell to the Taliban as the last of the US and NATO troops packed up and left.
-
Five Years On, Taliban Builds Global Ties Despite Lack Of Recognition
As well as coordinating on security, Taliban officials have been touting cross-border infrastructure projects to boost the country's fragile economy while Afghans are hit hard by international aid cuts.
-
Pakistan Army Kills 24 Taliban, Baloch Militants During Raids, Weapons Seized
The military said Friday it used intelligence sources to target militants in operations carried out over the previous day that killed 24 members of the outlawed Pakistani Taliban and Baloch separatist groups.
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"Dropped Afghan Prisoners From Forklift For Fun": British Soldiers Accused Of Abuse In Explosive Inquiry
The allegations came to light during the Afghanistan Inquiry, which is examining claims that UK Special Forces unlawfully killed civilians during operations in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013.
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From Zia To 'Holy War', State Policy Built Pak's Extremist Ecosystem
Pakistan treats radicalisation as something that happened to Pakistan rather than something the state itself cultivated
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Opinion | Pakistan Might Just Be Getting A Bit Too Confident - This Time, With Afghanistan
For Islamabad, its successes at mediation notwithstanding, toppling the Taliban may turn out to be a far more humbling experience. But then Pakistan, strangely, is known to be suicidal in some ways.
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Russia Urges Pakistan, Afghanistan To Use Diplomacy To Solve Disputes
Russia's Foreign Ministry urged Pakistan and Afghanistan on Tuesday to use diplomacy to resolve their longstanding differences.
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Miss Universe Fatima Bosch Speaks Out For Afghan Women: 'They Have No Voice'
Miss Universe Fatima Bosch wrote, "Every girl deserves education, freedom, and the chance to choose future"
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Tea With Taliban, Art With Afghan Women: Indian Influencer's 13-Day Solo Trip Across Afghanistan
In an exclusive NDTV interview, travel influencer Ankita Kumar described her 13-day solo trip to Afghanistan, where she had tea with the Taliban, roamed the streets of Kabul and met Afghan women
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'No Right To Breathe Freely': Afghan Women Detained In Clothing Crackdown
Taliban authorities rule according to a strict interpretation of Islamic law, and have gradually tightened restrictions on women since returning to power in August 2021.
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Telangana Leader K Kavitha's "Taliban" Jab At Chief Minister Revanth Reddy
K Kavitha took a swipe at Chief Minister Revanth Reddy over his government's decision to bring down the school count in the state from 27,000 to 4,000.
