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Khawaja Asif's "War" Threat To Kabul After Pak Taliban Claims Islamabad Attack
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has warned Kabul of "war" following recent terrorist attacks in Islamabad. Accusing the Afghan Taliban regime of harbouring terrorists responsible for violence in Pakistan, Asif threatened that Islamabad was "
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"You've Bred Terrorists": Exiled Afghan MP Blasts Asim Munir Over Pak Attacks
In a shocking escalation of border hostilities, the Pakistan Army has once again violated the ceasefire along the Durand Line, launching heavy attacks in Afghanistan's Paktia province that killed eight Afghan nationals.
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Pak, Afghanistan Agree To 48-Hour Ceasefire After Dozens Killed In Clashes
Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed a 48-hour ceasefire after dozens of people were killed and many more wounded, in violence along their shared border early Wednesday.
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Taliban Investigating Death Threats Against UN's Afghan Female Staff: Report
The Taliban are investigating explicit death threats against dozens of Afghan women working for the United Nations, according to a report.
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T20 World Cup: Rashid Khan Pleads For Peaceful Afghanistan, Pakistan Clash After 2019 Violence
Afghanistan's star spinner Rashid played in that 50-over World Cup game at a packed Headingley in Leeds in 2019. His side suffered an agonising defeat but the result was overshadowed by violence and scuffles inside and outside the stadium.
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Ex-US NSA's Warning For India Amid "Extremely Dangerous'' Situation In South Asia
America's "humiliating" troop withdrawal from Afghanistan resulting in the Pakistan-backed Taliban capturing power in Kabul has created an "extremely dangerous" situation in South Asia where India could suffer a cycle of sectarian violence similar t
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Violence Against Journalists Increased Under Taliban: Reporters Without Borders
A sharp increase in violence against journalists has been reported in Afghanistan and in the past two days with dozens of cases of violence against reporters, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) - an international non-profit organisation - said.
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"Call For An Immediate End To Violence" In Afghanistan: UN Chief
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an end to violence in Afghanistan amid fears of a new civil war now that the Taliban has seized power.
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Canada Says Temporarily Closing Embassy In Kabul, Condemns Violence
Canada is temporarily closing its embassy in Kabul after evacuating staff ahead of Taliban fighters' arrival in the Afghan capital, the Foreign Ministry in Ottawa announced Sunday.
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Twitter Says It "Remains Vigilant" About Content Posted On Afghanistan
Amid the rapidly evolving security situation in Afghanistan, social media network Twitter said it will continue to enforce their rules on content concerning the war-torn country and review posts that glorifies violence and violate their regulations.
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India, Several Other Nations Won't Recognise Government By Force In Afghanistan
India, Germany, Qatar, Turkey and several other nations have reaffirmed to not recognise any government in Afghanistan that is imposed through the use of military force and called for an immediate end to violence and attacks in the war-torn country.
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Kabul Offers Taliban Power-Sharing To End Violence: Report
Afghan government negotiators in Qatar have offered the Taliban a power-sharing deal in return for an end to fighting in the country, a government negotiating source told AFP on Thursday.
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UN Security Council Meeting On Afghanistan Called For End To Violence: Indian Envoy TS Trimurti
TS Tirumurti said he is "happy that we could prioritise this meeting and hold it in our first week of Presidency itself."
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Amid Increased Taliban Violence, US Opens Doors For Thousands More Afghan Refugees
The United States said Monday it will take in thousands more Afghan refugees, fearing for the safety of people with US associations as America ends its longest war.
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Will Not Recognize Taliban If They Gain Power In Afghanistan By Force, Says EU Envoy: Report
Amid the unrelenting violence in Afghanistan by the Taliban, European Union has reiterated that if the terrorist group rise to power by force, the European Union and other countries will not recognize their regime.
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Khawaja Asif's "War" Threat To Kabul After Pak Taliban Claims Islamabad Attack
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has warned Kabul of "war" following recent terrorist attacks in Islamabad. Accusing the Afghan Taliban regime of harbouring terrorists responsible for violence in Pakistan, Asif threatened that Islamabad was "
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"You've Bred Terrorists": Exiled Afghan MP Blasts Asim Munir Over Pak Attacks
In a shocking escalation of border hostilities, the Pakistan Army has once again violated the ceasefire along the Durand Line, launching heavy attacks in Afghanistan's Paktia province that killed eight Afghan nationals.
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Pak, Afghanistan Agree To 48-Hour Ceasefire After Dozens Killed In Clashes
Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed a 48-hour ceasefire after dozens of people were killed and many more wounded, in violence along their shared border early Wednesday.
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Taliban Investigating Death Threats Against UN's Afghan Female Staff: Report
The Taliban are investigating explicit death threats against dozens of Afghan women working for the United Nations, according to a report.
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T20 World Cup: Rashid Khan Pleads For Peaceful Afghanistan, Pakistan Clash After 2019 Violence
Afghanistan's star spinner Rashid played in that 50-over World Cup game at a packed Headingley in Leeds in 2019. His side suffered an agonising defeat but the result was overshadowed by violence and scuffles inside and outside the stadium.
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Ex-US NSA's Warning For India Amid "Extremely Dangerous'' Situation In South Asia
America's "humiliating" troop withdrawal from Afghanistan resulting in the Pakistan-backed Taliban capturing power in Kabul has created an "extremely dangerous" situation in South Asia where India could suffer a cycle of sectarian violence similar t
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Violence Against Journalists Increased Under Taliban: Reporters Without Borders
A sharp increase in violence against journalists has been reported in Afghanistan and in the past two days with dozens of cases of violence against reporters, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) - an international non-profit organisation - said.
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"Call For An Immediate End To Violence" In Afghanistan: UN Chief
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an end to violence in Afghanistan amid fears of a new civil war now that the Taliban has seized power.
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Canada Says Temporarily Closing Embassy In Kabul, Condemns Violence
Canada is temporarily closing its embassy in Kabul after evacuating staff ahead of Taliban fighters' arrival in the Afghan capital, the Foreign Ministry in Ottawa announced Sunday.
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Twitter Says It "Remains Vigilant" About Content Posted On Afghanistan
Amid the rapidly evolving security situation in Afghanistan, social media network Twitter said it will continue to enforce their rules on content concerning the war-torn country and review posts that glorifies violence and violate their regulations.
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India, Several Other Nations Won't Recognise Government By Force In Afghanistan
India, Germany, Qatar, Turkey and several other nations have reaffirmed to not recognise any government in Afghanistan that is imposed through the use of military force and called for an immediate end to violence and attacks in the war-torn country.
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Kabul Offers Taliban Power-Sharing To End Violence: Report
Afghan government negotiators in Qatar have offered the Taliban a power-sharing deal in return for an end to fighting in the country, a government negotiating source told AFP on Thursday.
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UN Security Council Meeting On Afghanistan Called For End To Violence: Indian Envoy TS Trimurti
TS Tirumurti said he is "happy that we could prioritise this meeting and hold it in our first week of Presidency itself."
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Amid Increased Taliban Violence, US Opens Doors For Thousands More Afghan Refugees
The United States said Monday it will take in thousands more Afghan refugees, fearing for the safety of people with US associations as America ends its longest war.
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Will Not Recognize Taliban If They Gain Power In Afghanistan By Force, Says EU Envoy: Report
Amid the unrelenting violence in Afghanistan by the Taliban, European Union has reiterated that if the terrorist group rise to power by force, the European Union and other countries will not recognize their regime.
