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Lok Sabha 2024: Bhopal - BJP Stronghold Amidst Vibrant Political Landscape
Founded by Afghan soldier Dost Muhammad Khan 316 years ago, Bhopal flourished as a prominent Muslim state until independence.
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Taliban Says Afghan Consulates Reopened In Mumbai, Hyderabad: Report
The Taliban-appointed Deputy Political Minister of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai said that the Afghan consulates in Mumbai and Hyderabad have been reopened and started functioning, The Khaama Press reported.
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SCO Member States Call For Inclusive Government In Afghanistan
Leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Member States (SCO) called for an establishment of inclusive government in Afghanistan with the participation of representatives of all ethnic, religious and political groups in Afghan society.
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Afghan Situation Precarious Nearly 6 Months After Taliban Takeover: UN
The situation in Afghanistan remains precarious and uncertain nearly six months after the Taliban takeover, as the multiple political, socio-economic and humanitarian shocks reverberate across the war-ravaged country, the UN Secretary-General said in
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"Use Of Terror To Change State Structure": Rajnath Singh On Afghan Crisis
The developments in Afghanistan raised questions about role of power politics and the use of terrorism as a tool to change State structures and behaviour, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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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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Afghan Crisis: Delhi's Refugee School Faces Uncertain Future As Funds Dwindle
Authorities of the school which commenced operation around two decades ago fear that political turmoil in Afghanistan will result in the closure of this school.
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Afghan Woman Activist Beaten Up By Taliban During Kabul Protest: Report
A woman activist who participated in a protest in Kabul seeking political rights under Taliban rule was seen in a video with a head injury, blood streaming down her face.
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US "Domestic Politics" Behind Afghanistan Withdrawal: German Chancellor
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday that the United States had decided to withdraw from Afghanistan partly because of domestic political reasons, sources in her party told AFP.
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Afghan War Has Entered "Deadlier, More Destructive Phase": UN
UN special envoy for Afghanistan Friday questioned the Taliban's commitment to a political settlement, telling the UN Security Council the war has entered a "deadlier and more destructive phase" with more than 1,000 civilians killed in the past month
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Biden Meets Afghan Leaders As US Troops Leave, Fighting Rages
U.S. President Joe Biden meets Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and his former political foe, Abdullah Abdullah, on Friday to discuss Washington's support for Afghanistan.
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India Welcomes Power-Sharing Deal Between Afghanistan President, Rival
India on Sunday welcomed the power-sharing deal between Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and his rival Abdullah Abdullah after months of a bitter dispute over the results of last year's presidential election that pushed the country into a political crisis.
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Gunmen Attack Ceremony In Kabul Attended By Top Afghan Leader
Gunmen attacked a ceremony in the Afghan capital of Kabul on Friday where a top Afghan political leader, Abdullah Abdullah, was present but he escaped unharmed, his spokesman said.
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Donald Trump Says He Had "Very Good Conversation" With Taliban Chief
US President Donald Trump made the surprise announcement Tuesday that he'd had a "very good" talk with the Taliban political chief on the Afghan peace process, despite an eruption of violence marring a brief calm in the country.
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First Female UN High Commissioner For Refugees Chief Dies At 92
The great-grand daughter of a pre-World War Two prime minister, Tsuyoshi Inukai, Sadako Ogata earned a doctoral degree in political science from the University of California, Berkeley, and later served as Japan's special representative on Afghan reconstruction.
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Lok Sabha 2024: Bhopal - BJP Stronghold Amidst Vibrant Political Landscape
Founded by Afghan soldier Dost Muhammad Khan 316 years ago, Bhopal flourished as a prominent Muslim state until independence.
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Taliban Says Afghan Consulates Reopened In Mumbai, Hyderabad: Report
The Taliban-appointed Deputy Political Minister of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai said that the Afghan consulates in Mumbai and Hyderabad have been reopened and started functioning, The Khaama Press reported.
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SCO Member States Call For Inclusive Government In Afghanistan
Leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Member States (SCO) called for an establishment of inclusive government in Afghanistan with the participation of representatives of all ethnic, religious and political groups in Afghan society.
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Afghan Situation Precarious Nearly 6 Months After Taliban Takeover: UN
The situation in Afghanistan remains precarious and uncertain nearly six months after the Taliban takeover, as the multiple political, socio-economic and humanitarian shocks reverberate across the war-ravaged country, the UN Secretary-General said in
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"Use Of Terror To Change State Structure": Rajnath Singh On Afghan Crisis
The developments in Afghanistan raised questions about role of power politics and the use of terrorism as a tool to change State structures and behaviour, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said today.
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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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Afghan Crisis: Delhi's Refugee School Faces Uncertain Future As Funds Dwindle
Authorities of the school which commenced operation around two decades ago fear that political turmoil in Afghanistan will result in the closure of this school.
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Afghan Woman Activist Beaten Up By Taliban During Kabul Protest: Report
A woman activist who participated in a protest in Kabul seeking political rights under Taliban rule was seen in a video with a head injury, blood streaming down her face.
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US "Domestic Politics" Behind Afghanistan Withdrawal: German Chancellor
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday that the United States had decided to withdraw from Afghanistan partly because of domestic political reasons, sources in her party told AFP.
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Afghan War Has Entered "Deadlier, More Destructive Phase": UN
UN special envoy for Afghanistan Friday questioned the Taliban's commitment to a political settlement, telling the UN Security Council the war has entered a "deadlier and more destructive phase" with more than 1,000 civilians killed in the past month
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Biden Meets Afghan Leaders As US Troops Leave, Fighting Rages
U.S. President Joe Biden meets Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and his former political foe, Abdullah Abdullah, on Friday to discuss Washington's support for Afghanistan.
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India Welcomes Power-Sharing Deal Between Afghanistan President, Rival
India on Sunday welcomed the power-sharing deal between Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and his rival Abdullah Abdullah after months of a bitter dispute over the results of last year's presidential election that pushed the country into a political crisis.
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Gunmen Attack Ceremony In Kabul Attended By Top Afghan Leader
Gunmen attacked a ceremony in the Afghan capital of Kabul on Friday where a top Afghan political leader, Abdullah Abdullah, was present but he escaped unharmed, his spokesman said.
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Donald Trump Says He Had "Very Good Conversation" With Taliban Chief
US President Donald Trump made the surprise announcement Tuesday that he'd had a "very good" talk with the Taliban political chief on the Afghan peace process, despite an eruption of violence marring a brief calm in the country.
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First Female UN High Commissioner For Refugees Chief Dies At 92
The great-grand daughter of a pre-World War Two prime minister, Tsuyoshi Inukai, Sadako Ogata earned a doctoral degree in political science from the University of California, Berkeley, and later served as Japan's special representative on Afghan reconstruction.
