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Ex Senator Among 5 Killed In Blast Near Afghan Border In Pakistan
A former Pakistan senator running in a by-election was killed on Wednesday along with four others in a targeted attack on their car near the border with Afghanistan.
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Legislation In US Senate Seeks Report On Pak Role In Taliban Offensive
A legislation has been introduced in the US Senate seeking a report from the Secretary of State about his assessment of Pakistan's role in the Taliban offensive that led to the toppling of the US-backed Afghan government
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Heartwarming Video Of Girl Kissing Baby After Reaching India From Kabul
Two infants were among 168 people, including 107 Indian citizens and two Afghan senators, evacuated from Kabul on a special Air Force flight this morning.
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Video: Afghan Senator Breaks Down After Reaching India On Air Force Plane
Two Afghan senators were among the 24 Sikhs who landed in India this morning, repatriated from the war-torn nation that's now under the control of Taliban.
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"Pakistan Aided Taliban, Played On Both Sides In Afghanistan": US Senator
Pakistan has played on both sides of the field in Afghanistan, contributing to the Taliban's success, a senior US senator has reminded his colleagues, a day after Washington announced plans to withdraw all troops from the war-torn Asian country by Se
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Afghan War Can End Soon If Pak Denies Safe Haven To Taliban: US Senator
The war in Afghanistan would end in a few weeks if Pakistan denied the Taliban safe heaven, a top US Senator has said, urging the Trump administration that it should start negotiations with Islamabad rather than the Afghan insurgents to stop the deadly conflict.
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US Lawmakers Seek Increased Role For India In Afghanistan
A bipartisan group of American senators have sought enhanced cooperation with India in Afghanistan, including increasing New Delhi's role in helping the Afghan security forces, a move that could annoy Pakistan
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Afghan Senate Thanks India For Construction Of Friendship Dam
The Afghan Senate today thanked India for construction of the landmark dam in Afghanistan's Herat province at a cost of Rs 1,700 crore which was jointly inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Ashraf Ghani on June 4.
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Despite Peace Talks Breakthrough, Afghan Leader Under Pressure at Home
If Afghan President Ashraf Ghani was savouring inaugural peace talks with Taliban insurgents held in Pakistan on Wednesday, celebrations of the milestone he has worked so hard to reach may be short-lived.
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Afghan President Says Need to Find Way to Say 'Sorry' to Taliban
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said on Wednesday that some members of the Taliban had legitimate grievances given the torture and ill treatment they had suffered and it was necessary to find a way to apologise and heal national wounds.
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Canada Commemorates Afghan Mission
Thousands gathered in Ottawa on Friday to commemorate Canada's longest ever military engagement, in Afghanistan. With a marching band, a Chinook helicopter and Leopard tanks parked on parliament's front lawn, a memorial in the Senate chamber, a 21-gun salute, a fly-by and the presentation to the governor general of the last Canadian flag to fly in ...
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Senators to Obama: Pak More Unstable Now
As President Barack Obama prepares to announce his Afghan policy, top Senators have asked him to include Pakistan in it, arguing that the country is "more unstable" than in the past.
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Osama was 'within reach of US troops'
Al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden was cornered by US forces in the Afghan mountains of Tora Bora just months after 9/11, a Senate report has said.
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Ex Senator Among 5 Killed In Blast Near Afghan Border In Pakistan
A former Pakistan senator running in a by-election was killed on Wednesday along with four others in a targeted attack on their car near the border with Afghanistan.
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Legislation In US Senate Seeks Report On Pak Role In Taliban Offensive
A legislation has been introduced in the US Senate seeking a report from the Secretary of State about his assessment of Pakistan's role in the Taliban offensive that led to the toppling of the US-backed Afghan government
-
Heartwarming Video Of Girl Kissing Baby After Reaching India From Kabul
Two infants were among 168 people, including 107 Indian citizens and two Afghan senators, evacuated from Kabul on a special Air Force flight this morning.
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Video: Afghan Senator Breaks Down After Reaching India On Air Force Plane
Two Afghan senators were among the 24 Sikhs who landed in India this morning, repatriated from the war-torn nation that's now under the control of Taliban.
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"Pakistan Aided Taliban, Played On Both Sides In Afghanistan": US Senator
Pakistan has played on both sides of the field in Afghanistan, contributing to the Taliban's success, a senior US senator has reminded his colleagues, a day after Washington announced plans to withdraw all troops from the war-torn Asian country by Se
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Afghan War Can End Soon If Pak Denies Safe Haven To Taliban: US Senator
The war in Afghanistan would end in a few weeks if Pakistan denied the Taliban safe heaven, a top US Senator has said, urging the Trump administration that it should start negotiations with Islamabad rather than the Afghan insurgents to stop the deadly conflict.
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US Lawmakers Seek Increased Role For India In Afghanistan
A bipartisan group of American senators have sought enhanced cooperation with India in Afghanistan, including increasing New Delhi's role in helping the Afghan security forces, a move that could annoy Pakistan
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Afghan Senate Thanks India For Construction Of Friendship Dam
The Afghan Senate today thanked India for construction of the landmark dam in Afghanistan's Herat province at a cost of Rs 1,700 crore which was jointly inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Ashraf Ghani on June 4.
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Despite Peace Talks Breakthrough, Afghan Leader Under Pressure at Home
If Afghan President Ashraf Ghani was savouring inaugural peace talks with Taliban insurgents held in Pakistan on Wednesday, celebrations of the milestone he has worked so hard to reach may be short-lived.
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Afghan President Says Need to Find Way to Say 'Sorry' to Taliban
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said on Wednesday that some members of the Taliban had legitimate grievances given the torture and ill treatment they had suffered and it was necessary to find a way to apologise and heal national wounds.
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Canada Commemorates Afghan Mission
Thousands gathered in Ottawa on Friday to commemorate Canada's longest ever military engagement, in Afghanistan. With a marching band, a Chinook helicopter and Leopard tanks parked on parliament's front lawn, a memorial in the Senate chamber, a 21-gun salute, a fly-by and the presentation to the governor general of the last Canadian flag to fly in ...
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Senators to Obama: Pak More Unstable Now
As President Barack Obama prepares to announce his Afghan policy, top Senators have asked him to include Pakistan in it, arguing that the country is "more unstable" than in the past.
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Osama was 'within reach of US troops'
Al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden was cornered by US forces in the Afghan mountains of Tora Bora just months after 9/11, a Senate report has said.
