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As Afghan Taliban Minister Begins 1st India Visit, Delhi Has A Flag Dilemma
Afghanistan's UN-sanctioned Foreign Minister landed in India on Thursday for a week-long visit.
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UN Personnel's Pic With Taliban Flag Draws Criticism. An Apology Follows
The UN has apologised for "a significant lapse in judgement" after photographs surfaced of some of its personnel in front of a Taliban flag in Afghanistan.
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In Afghanistan, Taliban White Flags Must In Shops, Health Clinics
Taliban forces in Afghanistan's Kandahar city have compelled the shopkeepers to install their group's white flag in their shops and buildings. Health clinics and public baths have too been asked to follow the order.
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"Understandable Concern": India Flags Why Afghanistan Is A Priority
India said on Tuesday that the recent developments in Afghanistan have generated "understandable concern" in the region.
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PM Flags "Radicalisation", Cites Afghanistan At Regional Summit SCO
Increasing extremism and radicalisation are the biggest threat to global peace, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today at the nine-member Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, and drew attention to the Taliban's takeover in Afghanistan.
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Former Diplomats Flag "Strong Pakistani Imprint" On New Afghan Government
Terming the interim government in Afghanistan "old wine in a new bottle", former diplomats said the cabinet formed has dispelled "myths" of Taliban 2.0, and asserted that it has a strong Pakistani imprint on it which is "cause of concern" for India
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Taliban Claim Control Of Panjshir, Promise Government 'Soon': 10 Points
The Taliban today claimed victory over the Afghan Resistance in the holdout Panjshir Valley and promised to announce a new government soon in Afghanistan. Images on social media showed the Taliban putting up a flag at the provincial Governor's office
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Taliban, Afghan Flags Fly Side By Side At "Unity" Cricket Match
A near-full house turned out to watch Afghanistan's top cricketers play in a trial match Friday, with Taliban and Afghan flags waving side by side in what sports officials called a show of national unity.
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Domestic Flights In Afghanistan To Resume From Today
Domestic flights were set to resume in Afghanistan on Friday, the country's flag carrier Ariana Afghan Airlines said.
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Defying Taliban, Afghan National Flag Comes Up In Kabul As Well
Over the last two days, the Afghan national flags have made their appearance in two eastern provinces of Nanganhar an Konar. In each case they were followed by Taliban retaliation with guns.
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Sikh Holy Flag At Afghanistan Gurudwara Removed By Taliban Restored: Official
The Nishan Sahib, which was removed by the Taliban from the roof of a Gurdwara in Afghanistan's eastern Paktia province, was restored with its "proper dignity" on Friday night, said President Indian World Forum, Puneet Singh Chandhok.
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A Day After Deadly Attack, Afghans Left With Tears, Pray And Half Flew Flags
Afghanistan on Sunday observed a national day of mourning after at least 100 soldiers were killed or wounded in a Taliban attack on a military base, prompting angry calls for ministers and army chiefs to resign.
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Families Divided, Residents Flee From Afghan City Under Siege
Just before dawn on Monday, the residents of the northern Afghan city of Kunduz awoke to the crack of gunfire, as Taliban fighters fought their way into the city from three sides.
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Islamic State Group Reaches for Afghanistan and Pakistan
Afghanistan and Pakistan, home to al-Qaeda and Taliban militants and the focus of the longest war in US history, face a new, emerging threat from the Islamic State group, officials have told The Associated Press.
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Peshawar School Massacre: 'How Can Anyone be So Heartless,' Ask Children in Delhi
As 17-year-old Pooja lit the candle, her eyes welled up. She was among the 1000 odd students from Delhi's government schools who gathered at the ceremonial flag post in central Delhi's Connaught Place to pay homage to the children who were killed in a Taliban attack at an Army-run school in Pakistan's Peshawar on Tuesday.
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As Afghan Taliban Minister Begins 1st India Visit, Delhi Has A Flag Dilemma
Afghanistan's UN-sanctioned Foreign Minister landed in India on Thursday for a week-long visit.
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UN Personnel's Pic With Taliban Flag Draws Criticism. An Apology Follows
The UN has apologised for "a significant lapse in judgement" after photographs surfaced of some of its personnel in front of a Taliban flag in Afghanistan.
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In Afghanistan, Taliban White Flags Must In Shops, Health Clinics
Taliban forces in Afghanistan's Kandahar city have compelled the shopkeepers to install their group's white flag in their shops and buildings. Health clinics and public baths have too been asked to follow the order.
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"Understandable Concern": India Flags Why Afghanistan Is A Priority
India said on Tuesday that the recent developments in Afghanistan have generated "understandable concern" in the region.
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PM Flags "Radicalisation", Cites Afghanistan At Regional Summit SCO
Increasing extremism and radicalisation are the biggest threat to global peace, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today at the nine-member Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, and drew attention to the Taliban's takeover in Afghanistan.
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Former Diplomats Flag "Strong Pakistani Imprint" On New Afghan Government
Terming the interim government in Afghanistan "old wine in a new bottle", former diplomats said the cabinet formed has dispelled "myths" of Taliban 2.0, and asserted that it has a strong Pakistani imprint on it which is "cause of concern" for India
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Taliban Claim Control Of Panjshir, Promise Government 'Soon': 10 Points
The Taliban today claimed victory over the Afghan Resistance in the holdout Panjshir Valley and promised to announce a new government soon in Afghanistan. Images on social media showed the Taliban putting up a flag at the provincial Governor's office
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Taliban, Afghan Flags Fly Side By Side At "Unity" Cricket Match
A near-full house turned out to watch Afghanistan's top cricketers play in a trial match Friday, with Taliban and Afghan flags waving side by side in what sports officials called a show of national unity.
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Domestic Flights In Afghanistan To Resume From Today
Domestic flights were set to resume in Afghanistan on Friday, the country's flag carrier Ariana Afghan Airlines said.
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Defying Taliban, Afghan National Flag Comes Up In Kabul As Well
Over the last two days, the Afghan national flags have made their appearance in two eastern provinces of Nanganhar an Konar. In each case they were followed by Taliban retaliation with guns.
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Sikh Holy Flag At Afghanistan Gurudwara Removed By Taliban Restored: Official
The Nishan Sahib, which was removed by the Taliban from the roof of a Gurdwara in Afghanistan's eastern Paktia province, was restored with its "proper dignity" on Friday night, said President Indian World Forum, Puneet Singh Chandhok.
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A Day After Deadly Attack, Afghans Left With Tears, Pray And Half Flew Flags
Afghanistan on Sunday observed a national day of mourning after at least 100 soldiers were killed or wounded in a Taliban attack on a military base, prompting angry calls for ministers and army chiefs to resign.
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Families Divided, Residents Flee From Afghan City Under Siege
Just before dawn on Monday, the residents of the northern Afghan city of Kunduz awoke to the crack of gunfire, as Taliban fighters fought their way into the city from three sides.
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Islamic State Group Reaches for Afghanistan and Pakistan
Afghanistan and Pakistan, home to al-Qaeda and Taliban militants and the focus of the longest war in US history, face a new, emerging threat from the Islamic State group, officials have told The Associated Press.
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Peshawar School Massacre: 'How Can Anyone be So Heartless,' Ask Children in Delhi
As 17-year-old Pooja lit the candle, her eyes welled up. She was among the 1000 odd students from Delhi's government schools who gathered at the ceremonial flag post in central Delhi's Connaught Place to pay homage to the children who were killed in a Taliban attack at an Army-run school in Pakistan's Peshawar on Tuesday.
