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Watch: Fan Abuses, Misbehaves With Pakistan's Shaheen Afridi In Ireland, Security Does This
Shaheen Afridi initially ignored the foul language used by the Afghan fan and went on to inform the security personnel after the fan did not stop
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Afghan Journalists Criticize Restrictions, Lack Of Information: Report
Journalists and media outlets in Afghanistan strongly criticized the lack of access to information as well as harsh restrictions placed on media professionals by the Taliban since it took control of the Afghan land in August last year,
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4 Kg Heroin Worth Rs 20 Crore Recovered From Delhi: Police
Gujarat Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) arrested an Afghan national with 4 kg of heroin worth Rs 20 crore from the Vasant Kunj area in the national capital, informed Gujarat Police on Sunday.
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Resistance Leader's Nephew Killed In Anti-Taliban Stronghold: Report
The Afghan national resistance front on Monday informed that another senior member of their group, General Abdul Wudod Zara has been killed during the standoff between rebel forces and the Taliban.
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Taliban Kills Pregnant Afghan Policewoman In Front Of Her Family: Report
An Afghan policewoman was shot dead by the Taliban in front of her family in Ghor province, an Afghan journalist informed in a tweet.
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Taliban Assassinate Head Of Afghan Government Media Department
The head of the Afghan government's media information centre has been assassinated in the capital, the interior ministry said Friday
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Afghanistan "Concerned" About US-Taliban Deal, Seeks Clarification
The Afghan government expressed doubts Wednesday about a prospective deal between the US and the Taliban, saying officials need more information about the risks it poses.
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Trump Writes To Imran Khan, Seeks Help With Afghan Peace Talks
US President Donald Trump has sought Pakistan's help with Afghan peace talks in a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan, the South Asian nation's information minister, Fawad Chaudhry, said .
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Taliban, Other Afghans Talk Women's Rights in Norway
Members of Afghanistan's Taliban are in Norway for informal talks with representatives of Afghan society, the Norwegian government said today, in a new sign of a nascent dialogue.
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Unexploded Munitions a Lingering Peril As NATO Ends Afghan War
The end of NATO's combat mission in Afghanistan could be a watershed moment in tackling unexploded ordnance littering the country, but experts complain US-led forces need to hand over more information on where it all is.
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Afghan Landslide Toll Unlikely to Rise Above 500: Officials
Afghan officials have said that it is unlikely that the number of those killed in Friday' landslide will be above 500. The announcement of revised figures by Gul Mohammad Baidaar, deputy governor of Badakhshan, came hours after earlier information that over 2,100 people had died in the landslide.
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Pakistan asks Karzai to share information about attack on spy chief
Close on the heels of Afghan President Hamid Karzai claiming that a suicide bomber who targeted his spy chief had come from Pakistan, Islamabad has said his government should share any information it has on the "cowardly attack" to back up the allegation.
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WikiLeaks founder blasts Pentagon amid Afghan files row
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has said the Pentagon was intent on destroying the whistleblower website and denied it had endangered innocent people. The 39-year-old said WikiLeaks faced a fierce onslaught from the Pentagon after releasing tens of thousands of classified US military documents on the Afgha...
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US condemns leak of classified information on Afghan war
The United States strongly condemned the disclosure of classified information on the war in Afghanistan, National Security Advisor James Jones said Sunday, as the action could put lives at risk and threaten national security.An estimated 92,000 secret US military records about the war in Afghanistan were leaked to the media by online whistle-blower...
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Watch: Fan Abuses, Misbehaves With Pakistan's Shaheen Afridi In Ireland, Security Does This
Shaheen Afridi initially ignored the foul language used by the Afghan fan and went on to inform the security personnel after the fan did not stop
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Afghan Journalists Criticize Restrictions, Lack Of Information: Report
Journalists and media outlets in Afghanistan strongly criticized the lack of access to information as well as harsh restrictions placed on media professionals by the Taliban since it took control of the Afghan land in August last year,
-
4 Kg Heroin Worth Rs 20 Crore Recovered From Delhi: Police
Gujarat Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) arrested an Afghan national with 4 kg of heroin worth Rs 20 crore from the Vasant Kunj area in the national capital, informed Gujarat Police on Sunday.
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Resistance Leader's Nephew Killed In Anti-Taliban Stronghold: Report
The Afghan national resistance front on Monday informed that another senior member of their group, General Abdul Wudod Zara has been killed during the standoff between rebel forces and the Taliban.
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Taliban Kills Pregnant Afghan Policewoman In Front Of Her Family: Report
An Afghan policewoman was shot dead by the Taliban in front of her family in Ghor province, an Afghan journalist informed in a tweet.
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Taliban Assassinate Head Of Afghan Government Media Department
The head of the Afghan government's media information centre has been assassinated in the capital, the interior ministry said Friday
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Afghanistan "Concerned" About US-Taliban Deal, Seeks Clarification
The Afghan government expressed doubts Wednesday about a prospective deal between the US and the Taliban, saying officials need more information about the risks it poses.
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Trump Writes To Imran Khan, Seeks Help With Afghan Peace Talks
US President Donald Trump has sought Pakistan's help with Afghan peace talks in a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan, the South Asian nation's information minister, Fawad Chaudhry, said .
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Taliban, Other Afghans Talk Women's Rights in Norway
Members of Afghanistan's Taliban are in Norway for informal talks with representatives of Afghan society, the Norwegian government said today, in a new sign of a nascent dialogue.
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Unexploded Munitions a Lingering Peril As NATO Ends Afghan War
The end of NATO's combat mission in Afghanistan could be a watershed moment in tackling unexploded ordnance littering the country, but experts complain US-led forces need to hand over more information on where it all is.
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Afghan Landslide Toll Unlikely to Rise Above 500: Officials
Afghan officials have said that it is unlikely that the number of those killed in Friday' landslide will be above 500. The announcement of revised figures by Gul Mohammad Baidaar, deputy governor of Badakhshan, came hours after earlier information that over 2,100 people had died in the landslide.
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Pakistan asks Karzai to share information about attack on spy chief
Close on the heels of Afghan President Hamid Karzai claiming that a suicide bomber who targeted his spy chief had come from Pakistan, Islamabad has said his government should share any information it has on the "cowardly attack" to back up the allegation.
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WikiLeaks founder blasts Pentagon amid Afghan files row
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has said the Pentagon was intent on destroying the whistleblower website and denied it had endangered innocent people. The 39-year-old said WikiLeaks faced a fierce onslaught from the Pentagon after releasing tens of thousands of classified US military documents on the Afgha...
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US condemns leak of classified information on Afghan war
The United States strongly condemned the disclosure of classified information on the war in Afghanistan, National Security Advisor James Jones said Sunday, as the action could put lives at risk and threaten national security.An estimated 92,000 secret US military records about the war in Afghanistan were leaked to the media by online whistle-blower...
