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'This Will Cost You Dearly': Taliban Minister Slams Pak For Border Turmoil
In a sharp escalation of diplomatic faceoff following weeks of deadly border clashes and failed peace negotiations, Afghanistan's Interior Minister, Sirajuddin Haqqani, has issued a scathing rebuke of Pakistan.
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Why The Taliban Government Is Still Not In Place
Rifts within the Taliban are delaying a new Afghan government, sources said Monday, blaming increasing discord between the Islamist group's Doha and Haqqani factions and the latter's reported refusal to accept Akhundzada as the 'supreme leader'.
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New Taliban Leader Moves Fast to Heal Rifts in Afghan Insurgency
If the first public comments from the Afghan Taliban's newly appointed leader are anything to go by, Akhtar Mohammad Mansour recognises how fractured the militant movement has become and that humility and consensus may be his best way forward.
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Mullah Omar's Family Refuses to Back New Taliban Leader
The family of deceased Taliban leader Mullah Omar has refused to pledge allegiance to his successor, calling on religious scholars to settle a growing rift within insurgent ranks over the power transition.
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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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Pakistani Taliban in talks to heal rift: Sources
Pakistani Taliban commanders are locked in talks, trying to heal a damaging rift that has inflamed tensions over whether to pursue peace efforts with the government, insiders say.
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Pak Taliban chief sacks deputy over 'rift' in peace talks
A top Taliban militant leader has been sacked as the deputy commander of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), amid speculation of a deepening rift in the terror group over the peace talks with the government.
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Midlevel Taliban admit to a rift with top leaders
Recent defeats and general weariness after nine years of war are creating fissures between the Taliban's top leadership based in Pakistan and midlevel field commanders, who have borne the brunt of the fighting and are reluctant to return to some battle zones, Taliban members said in interviews. After suffering defeats with the influx of thousands o...
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'This Will Cost You Dearly': Taliban Minister Slams Pak For Border Turmoil
In a sharp escalation of diplomatic faceoff following weeks of deadly border clashes and failed peace negotiations, Afghanistan's Interior Minister, Sirajuddin Haqqani, has issued a scathing rebuke of Pakistan.
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Why The Taliban Government Is Still Not In Place
Rifts within the Taliban are delaying a new Afghan government, sources said Monday, blaming increasing discord between the Islamist group's Doha and Haqqani factions and the latter's reported refusal to accept Akhundzada as the 'supreme leader'.
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New Taliban Leader Moves Fast to Heal Rifts in Afghan Insurgency
If the first public comments from the Afghan Taliban's newly appointed leader are anything to go by, Akhtar Mohammad Mansour recognises how fractured the militant movement has become and that humility and consensus may be his best way forward.
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Mullah Omar's Family Refuses to Back New Taliban Leader
The family of deceased Taliban leader Mullah Omar has refused to pledge allegiance to his successor, calling on religious scholars to settle a growing rift within insurgent ranks over the power transition.
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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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Pakistani Taliban in talks to heal rift: Sources
Pakistani Taliban commanders are locked in talks, trying to heal a damaging rift that has inflamed tensions over whether to pursue peace efforts with the government, insiders say.
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Pak Taliban chief sacks deputy over 'rift' in peace talks
A top Taliban militant leader has been sacked as the deputy commander of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), amid speculation of a deepening rift in the terror group over the peace talks with the government.
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Midlevel Taliban admit to a rift with top leaders
Recent defeats and general weariness after nine years of war are creating fissures between the Taliban's top leadership based in Pakistan and midlevel field commanders, who have borne the brunt of the fighting and are reluctant to return to some battle zones, Taliban members said in interviews. After suffering defeats with the influx of thousands o...
