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Pakistan Foreign Minister In Kabul To Meet Taliban Government
Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi arrived in the Afghan capital on Thursday for talks with his Taliban counterpart, his office said, as the organisation seeks a path out of international isolation.
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Afghan Women Should Not Work Alongside Men, Says Senior Taliban Figure: Report
Afghan women should not be allowed to work alongside men, a senior figure in the ruling Taliban said, a position which, if formally implemented, would effectively bar them from employment in government offices, banks, media companies and beyond.
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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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Ensure Afghan Protestors Reduced, Follow Covid Norms: Court Tells Delhi Government
Delhi High Court Friday directed Delhi government and the police to ensure that number of Afghan nationals, protesting outside the UNHCR office here and seeking refugee status, is suitably reduced and they strictly follow Covid appropriate protocol.
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Taliban Stop Afghan Government Employees From Returning To Work: Report
Government employees in Kabul were blocked by Taliban terrorists from returning to their offices on Saturday, the first day of the Afghan working week.
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Blast Near Save the Children Aid Group Office In Afghanistan, Official Says
Attackers set off a car bomb near the office of the Save the Children aid agency in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad on Wednesday and then clashed with security forces, a provincial government spokesman said.
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Afghan Defence Minister, Army Chief Of Staff Resign Over Deadly Attack
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani accepted on Monday the resignation of the defence minister and army chief of staff after more than 140 government soldiers were killed in a Taliban attack on an army base last week, the president's office said.
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Taliban Attacks Government Offices In Afghanistan: Report
Casualties were feared as Taliban militants attacked government offices in Afghanistan's Helmand province today, sources said.
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'Peace Delegation Meeting Taliban in Pakistan', Says Afghan President
The Afghan government has sent a peace delegation to Pakistan for negotiations with the Taliban, the president's office said in a statement on Twitter on today.
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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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Afghanistan Gives New York Times Reporter 24 Hours to Leave Country
Afghanistan has given a New York Times reporter 24 hours to leave the country, accusing him of not cooperating with an investigation into his reporting, the Attorney General's office said on Wednesday.
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Afghan Government Bans American Journalist From Leaving Country
The Afghan attorney general's office has barred a New York Times reporter from leaving the country after the paper ran a story about ministry and palace officials discussing plans to form an interim government if an election deadlock continues.
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Suicide bombers attack foreigners in Kabul
Four suicide bombers armed with assault rifles and hand grenades today attacked an "office of foreigners" in a southwestern neighborhood of the Afghan capital of Kabul, according to a government official.
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Another female police officer shot in Afghanistan
Gunmen shot the top female police officer in a troubled southern Afghan province on Sunday, leaving her facing possible paralysis just months after her predecessor was killed, government and hospital authorities said. It was the latest in a series of attacks on prominent women in Afghanistan, where just 1 percent of the police force is female.
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Pak Major General among two killed in blast near Afghan border
Two senior Pakistan Army officers and a soldier were today killed in an IED blast as they were returning from posts along the Pak-Afghan border in the restive Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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Pakistan Foreign Minister In Kabul To Meet Taliban Government
Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi arrived in the Afghan capital on Thursday for talks with his Taliban counterpart, his office said, as the organisation seeks a path out of international isolation.
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Afghan Women Should Not Work Alongside Men, Says Senior Taliban Figure: Report
Afghan women should not be allowed to work alongside men, a senior figure in the ruling Taliban said, a position which, if formally implemented, would effectively bar them from employment in government offices, banks, media companies and beyond.
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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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Ensure Afghan Protestors Reduced, Follow Covid Norms: Court Tells Delhi Government
Delhi High Court Friday directed Delhi government and the police to ensure that number of Afghan nationals, protesting outside the UNHCR office here and seeking refugee status, is suitably reduced and they strictly follow Covid appropriate protocol.
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Taliban Stop Afghan Government Employees From Returning To Work: Report
Government employees in Kabul were blocked by Taliban terrorists from returning to their offices on Saturday, the first day of the Afghan working week.
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Blast Near Save the Children Aid Group Office In Afghanistan, Official Says
Attackers set off a car bomb near the office of the Save the Children aid agency in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad on Wednesday and then clashed with security forces, a provincial government spokesman said.
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Afghan Defence Minister, Army Chief Of Staff Resign Over Deadly Attack
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani accepted on Monday the resignation of the defence minister and army chief of staff after more than 140 government soldiers were killed in a Taliban attack on an army base last week, the president's office said.
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Taliban Attacks Government Offices In Afghanistan: Report
Casualties were feared as Taliban militants attacked government offices in Afghanistan's Helmand province today, sources said.
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'Peace Delegation Meeting Taliban in Pakistan', Says Afghan President
The Afghan government has sent a peace delegation to Pakistan for negotiations with the Taliban, the president's office said in a statement on Twitter on today.
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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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Afghanistan Gives New York Times Reporter 24 Hours to Leave Country
Afghanistan has given a New York Times reporter 24 hours to leave the country, accusing him of not cooperating with an investigation into his reporting, the Attorney General's office said on Wednesday.
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Afghan Government Bans American Journalist From Leaving Country
The Afghan attorney general's office has barred a New York Times reporter from leaving the country after the paper ran a story about ministry and palace officials discussing plans to form an interim government if an election deadlock continues.
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Suicide bombers attack foreigners in Kabul
Four suicide bombers armed with assault rifles and hand grenades today attacked an "office of foreigners" in a southwestern neighborhood of the Afghan capital of Kabul, according to a government official.
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Another female police officer shot in Afghanistan
Gunmen shot the top female police officer in a troubled southern Afghan province on Sunday, leaving her facing possible paralysis just months after her predecessor was killed, government and hospital authorities said. It was the latest in a series of attacks on prominent women in Afghanistan, where just 1 percent of the police force is female.
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Pak Major General among two killed in blast near Afghan border
Two senior Pakistan Army officers and a soldier were today killed in an IED blast as they were returning from posts along the Pak-Afghan border in the restive Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
