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Taliban Declares National Holiday On August 31 To Mark Withdrawal Of US Army
The Taliban has declared August 31 as a national holiday to celebrate the withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan. American troops had left the war-torn country after Taliban seized power in 2021.
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Afghanistan's Taliban Takeover Resulted In Slowing Down Of Projects: India
India said that prior to the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban, New Delhi had been implementing developmental and capacity-building projects in the war-torn country with a commitment of over three billion dollars.
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Afghanistan Becomes World's 'Least Secure' Country: Report
Amid unabated human rights violations in Afghanistan due to Taliban rule, the war-torn country has been ranked as the "least secure" country in the world, local media reported citing a report by Gallup's Law and Order Index.
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"Nothing Can Change Special Relationship With Afghanistan": Ajit Doval
India was and is an important stakeholder in Afghanistan, NSA Ajit Doval said today and called for enhancing the capability of the war-torn country to counter terrorism and terrorist groups which pose a threat regional peace and security.
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Afghanistan Approach Guided By "Special Relationship" With Its People: India
India has said that its approach to Afghanistan has always been guided by its "special relationship" with the Afghan people and New Delhi remains steadfast in its commitment towards much-needed humanitarian assistance to the people of the war-torn co
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UK To Cooperate With Pakistan On Counter-Terrorism In Afghanistan: Official
The UK will work together with Pakistan on matters of shared concern, including providing humanitarian support to the people of Afghanistan and preventing the war-torn country from becoming a place where terrorism flourishes, a British official said.
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20-Day Old Afghan Girls Being Offered For Marriage: UNICEF Official
Unicef Executive Director Henrietta Fore on Saturday said there are reports families in war-torn Afghanistan are offering daughters as young as 20 days old up for future marriage in return for a dowry.
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Pak NSA Rules Out Visiting India To Attend Conference On Afghanistan
Pakistan National Security Advisor (NSA) Moeed Yusuf on Tuesday said he would not travel to India to attend a conference hosted by it on Afghanistan, as he dismissed New Delhi's role as a "peacemaker" in the war-torn neighbouring nation.
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China Wants Sanctions On Afghanistan Lifted, Its Forex Reserves Released
China on Thursday called for the lifting of sanctions against Taliban-administered Afghanistan and urged the US not to use the frozen foreign exchange reserves of the war-torn country as a "bargaining chip" to exert political pressure on the group.
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S Jaishankar To Attend G4 Talks, G20 Meeting On Afghanistan Today
India will be participating in the G4 Foreign Ministers meeting and also the G20 meeting called on Afghanistan and will brief world leaders on the unfolding situation in the war-torn country.
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Afghanistan Can't Be "Controlled From Outside": Pak PM At SCO Summit
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday said Afghanistan could not be "controlled from the outside" and that Islamabad will continue to support the war-torn neighbouring country even as he urged the Taliban to fulfil the promises they have made.
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Ahead Of SCO Meet, China Says Will Work Closely With Bloc Members On Afghan Issues
Ahead of the SCO summit, China on Thursday said it is ready to have close communication and coordination with the bloc's member states and jointly work on Afghanistan to build an open and inclusive political structure in the war-torn country controll
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India, Australia Call For "Broad-Based, Inclusive Goverment" In Afghanistan
India and Australia have called for a "broad-based and inclusive" government in Afghanistan to ensure long-term peace and stability in the war-torn country, signalling their clear unwillingness to accord any recognition to the Taliban regime.
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As Immediate Neighbour, India Has One Of Highest Stakes In Afghanistan: Minister
As an immediate neighbour of Afghanistan with long standing historical linkages, India has one of the highest stakes in the developments in the war-torn country, Minister of State for External Affairs Meenakashi Lekhi has said, highlighting that the
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4 Americans Leave Afghanistan, "Cross Border Into Third Country": Report
The United States has evacuated four Americans from Afghanistan, a State Department official said on Monday, in the first US-facilitated overland evacuation since the pullout from the war-torn country, US media reported.
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Taliban Declares National Holiday On August 31 To Mark Withdrawal Of US Army
The Taliban has declared August 31 as a national holiday to celebrate the withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan. American troops had left the war-torn country after Taliban seized power in 2021.
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Afghanistan's Taliban Takeover Resulted In Slowing Down Of Projects: India
India said that prior to the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban, New Delhi had been implementing developmental and capacity-building projects in the war-torn country with a commitment of over three billion dollars.
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Afghanistan Becomes World's 'Least Secure' Country: Report
Amid unabated human rights violations in Afghanistan due to Taliban rule, the war-torn country has been ranked as the "least secure" country in the world, local media reported citing a report by Gallup's Law and Order Index.
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"Nothing Can Change Special Relationship With Afghanistan": Ajit Doval
India was and is an important stakeholder in Afghanistan, NSA Ajit Doval said today and called for enhancing the capability of the war-torn country to counter terrorism and terrorist groups which pose a threat regional peace and security.
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Afghanistan Approach Guided By "Special Relationship" With Its People: India
India has said that its approach to Afghanistan has always been guided by its "special relationship" with the Afghan people and New Delhi remains steadfast in its commitment towards much-needed humanitarian assistance to the people of the war-torn co
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UK To Cooperate With Pakistan On Counter-Terrorism In Afghanistan: Official
The UK will work together with Pakistan on matters of shared concern, including providing humanitarian support to the people of Afghanistan and preventing the war-torn country from becoming a place where terrorism flourishes, a British official said.
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20-Day Old Afghan Girls Being Offered For Marriage: UNICEF Official
Unicef Executive Director Henrietta Fore on Saturday said there are reports families in war-torn Afghanistan are offering daughters as young as 20 days old up for future marriage in return for a dowry.
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Pak NSA Rules Out Visiting India To Attend Conference On Afghanistan
Pakistan National Security Advisor (NSA) Moeed Yusuf on Tuesday said he would not travel to India to attend a conference hosted by it on Afghanistan, as he dismissed New Delhi's role as a "peacemaker" in the war-torn neighbouring nation.
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China Wants Sanctions On Afghanistan Lifted, Its Forex Reserves Released
China on Thursday called for the lifting of sanctions against Taliban-administered Afghanistan and urged the US not to use the frozen foreign exchange reserves of the war-torn country as a "bargaining chip" to exert political pressure on the group.
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S Jaishankar To Attend G4 Talks, G20 Meeting On Afghanistan Today
India will be participating in the G4 Foreign Ministers meeting and also the G20 meeting called on Afghanistan and will brief world leaders on the unfolding situation in the war-torn country.
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Afghanistan Can't Be "Controlled From Outside": Pak PM At SCO Summit
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday said Afghanistan could not be "controlled from the outside" and that Islamabad will continue to support the war-torn neighbouring country even as he urged the Taliban to fulfil the promises they have made.
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Ahead Of SCO Meet, China Says Will Work Closely With Bloc Members On Afghan Issues
Ahead of the SCO summit, China on Thursday said it is ready to have close communication and coordination with the bloc's member states and jointly work on Afghanistan to build an open and inclusive political structure in the war-torn country controll
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India, Australia Call For "Broad-Based, Inclusive Goverment" In Afghanistan
India and Australia have called for a "broad-based and inclusive" government in Afghanistan to ensure long-term peace and stability in the war-torn country, signalling their clear unwillingness to accord any recognition to the Taliban regime.
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As Immediate Neighbour, India Has One Of Highest Stakes In Afghanistan: Minister
As an immediate neighbour of Afghanistan with long standing historical linkages, India has one of the highest stakes in the developments in the war-torn country, Minister of State for External Affairs Meenakashi Lekhi has said, highlighting that the
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4 Americans Leave Afghanistan, "Cross Border Into Third Country": Report
The United States has evacuated four Americans from Afghanistan, a State Department official said on Monday, in the first US-facilitated overland evacuation since the pullout from the war-torn country, US media reported.
