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Taliban Didn't Want India To Evacuate Kabul Embassy Staff: Sources
The Taliban did not want India to evacuate diplomats from its Kabul embassy, sources told NDTV today, indicating that the government had received messages from the group's Qatar office assuring them of the safety of its staff and security people.
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Huge Diplomatic Crisis As Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt Cut Ties With Qatar
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates announced today that they were severing diplomatic ties with Qatar, as tensions escalate in the region over accusations Doha sponsors terrorism.
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Afghan Talks Agree on Reopening Taliban Political Office
Representatives at preliminary talks aiming to end Afghanistan's long war have agreed that Taliban insurgents should open a political office for negotiations, but disagreement over foreign troops is still hampering prospects for a ceasefire.
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Pakistan National Security Advisor to visit Afghanistan
A top aide to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will travel to Afghanistan on Sunday to bridge differences over the Taliban's political office and to prepare grounds for President Hamid Karzai's visit to Islamabad, officials said today.
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Taliban office plot to break up Afghanistan, says Hamid Karzai's aide
The Taliban office in Doha was a plot to break up Afghanistan orchestrated by either Pakistan or the United States, a top aide to the Afghan president has said.
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Taliban close Qatar office to protest flag fracas
A diplomat and Taliban official say the Afghan Taliban are closing their Qatar office at least temporarily to protest demands they remove a sign that identified the movement as the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
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US 'outraged' over how the Taliban office opened: envoy
US envoy James Dobbins on Monday said Washington was outraged at how the Taliban opened an office in Qatar that was intended as a first step towards a peace deal in Afghanistan.
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Conditions for Taliban talks not met yet: US Secretary of State John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Monday that conditions for talks with the Taliban in Afghanistan had not been met yet, after a spat over a new Taliban office in Qatar threatened to derail peace negotiations.
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US warns Taliban as envoy heads to Qatar
The United States warned Saturday that it could call on the Taliban to close an office in Qatar unless it shows more commitment to reconciliation in Afghanistan.
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India supports Hamid Karzai in spat over Taliban office
India has come out in strong support of Afghan President Karzai in his dispute with the US over the Afghan Taliban office opened in Doha, Qatar on Tuesday.
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Taliban Didn't Want India To Evacuate Kabul Embassy Staff: Sources
The Taliban did not want India to evacuate diplomats from its Kabul embassy, sources told NDTV today, indicating that the government had received messages from the group's Qatar office assuring them of the safety of its staff and security people.
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Huge Diplomatic Crisis As Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt Cut Ties With Qatar
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates announced today that they were severing diplomatic ties with Qatar, as tensions escalate in the region over accusations Doha sponsors terrorism.
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Afghan Talks Agree on Reopening Taliban Political Office
Representatives at preliminary talks aiming to end Afghanistan's long war have agreed that Taliban insurgents should open a political office for negotiations, but disagreement over foreign troops is still hampering prospects for a ceasefire.
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Pakistan National Security Advisor to visit Afghanistan
A top aide to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will travel to Afghanistan on Sunday to bridge differences over the Taliban's political office and to prepare grounds for President Hamid Karzai's visit to Islamabad, officials said today.
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Taliban office plot to break up Afghanistan, says Hamid Karzai's aide
The Taliban office in Doha was a plot to break up Afghanistan orchestrated by either Pakistan or the United States, a top aide to the Afghan president has said.
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Taliban close Qatar office to protest flag fracas
A diplomat and Taliban official say the Afghan Taliban are closing their Qatar office at least temporarily to protest demands they remove a sign that identified the movement as the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
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US 'outraged' over how the Taliban office opened: envoy
US envoy James Dobbins on Monday said Washington was outraged at how the Taliban opened an office in Qatar that was intended as a first step towards a peace deal in Afghanistan.
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Conditions for Taliban talks not met yet: US Secretary of State John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Monday that conditions for talks with the Taliban in Afghanistan had not been met yet, after a spat over a new Taliban office in Qatar threatened to derail peace negotiations.
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US warns Taliban as envoy heads to Qatar
The United States warned Saturday that it could call on the Taliban to close an office in Qatar unless it shows more commitment to reconciliation in Afghanistan.
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India supports Hamid Karzai in spat over Taliban office
India has come out in strong support of Afghan President Karzai in his dispute with the US over the Afghan Taliban office opened in Doha, Qatar on Tuesday.
