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Met With Officials From EU, Canada, US, UK In Doha, Say Taliban: Report
Taliban spokesperson Suhail Shaheen has said that he had a meeting with ambassadors and officials from the European Union, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
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Canada Ends Afghanistan Evacuation Operations: Government
Canadian forces in Kabul ended evacuation efforts for their citizens and Afghans earlier on Thursday, ahead of an Aug. 31 deadline, acting chief of the defense staff General Wayne Eyre said.
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Let's Talk About Sanctions, Taliban Are Terrorists, Says Justin Trudeau
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau left the door open to sanctions on the Taliban Monday, noting that the Islamist group that now controls Afghanistan remains a "terrorist entity."
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Canada Says Temporarily Closing Embassy In Kabul, Condemns Violence
Canada is temporarily closing its embassy in Kabul after evacuating staff ahead of Taliban fighters' arrival in the Afghan capital, the Foreign Ministry in Ottawa announced Sunday.
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Canada To Resettle 20,000 ''Vulnerable'' Sikhs, Hindus From Afghanistan
The Canadian government has announced that it will permanently re-settle 20,000 "vulnerable" Afghans, including Sikhs and Hindus, who are fleeing the war-torn country amidst a deadly offensive launched by the Taliban militants.
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Canada To Accept 20,000 Vulnerable Afghans Such As Women Leaders, Human Rights Workers
Canada plans to resettle more than 20,000 vulnerable Afghans including women leaders, human rights workers and reporters to protect them from Taliban reprisals, Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino said on Friday.
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Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Rebuffs Calls For Harjit Sajjan's Resignation
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has rebuffed resignation calls for Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan over his controversial comments over a 2006 offensive against the Taliban, media reports said.
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Canada Calls For Release Of Kidnapped Couple In Afghanistan
Officials in Canada called for the unconditional release of a Canadian man and his American wife on Monday after a new video appeared to show them begging their governments to intervene on their behalf with their Afghan captors.
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Canadian Tourist Detained By Taliban In Afghanistan Since 2010 Released
A Canadian man, held by the Taliban in Afghanistan since 2010, has been released, Canada's government announced on Monday.
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Malala Yousafzai to Become Honorary Canadian Citizen
Malala Yousafzai will travel to Canada to become an honorary citizen, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Friday, the same day the 17-year-old education rights campaigner was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Clashes as Prominent Pakistan Cleric Returns to Lead 'Revolution'
Police fired teargas as they clashed with supporters of a Canada-based cleric at Islamabad airport on Monday ahead of his return to lead what he has called an anti-government "revolution".
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Young Son of Slain Afghan Journalist Arrives in Canada
Six weeks after surviving a Taliban attack on a Kabul hotel that left his father, mother, brother and sister dead, miracle child Abuzar Ahmad arrived in Canada on Wednesday to start his life anew.
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Canada to offer Malala Yousafzai honorary citizenship
Malala Yousafzai, the 16-year-old shot by the Taliban for championing girls' rights to education, will be offered honorary Canadian citizenship, a government source said Wednesday.
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Pakistani Christians protest over deadly church bombing, death toll rises to 82
Angry Christians protested across Pakistan on Monday to demand better protection after a devastating double suicide bombing at a church killed more than 80 people.
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Delivering mail in Kabul, where the streets have no name
In Kabul, many streets have no name and houses often have no number, meaning that postmen already braving the constant threat of suicide bombings must play detective to deliver mail.
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Met With Officials From EU, Canada, US, UK In Doha, Say Taliban: Report
Taliban spokesperson Suhail Shaheen has said that he had a meeting with ambassadors and officials from the European Union, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
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Canada Ends Afghanistan Evacuation Operations: Government
Canadian forces in Kabul ended evacuation efforts for their citizens and Afghans earlier on Thursday, ahead of an Aug. 31 deadline, acting chief of the defense staff General Wayne Eyre said.
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Let's Talk About Sanctions, Taliban Are Terrorists, Says Justin Trudeau
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau left the door open to sanctions on the Taliban Monday, noting that the Islamist group that now controls Afghanistan remains a "terrorist entity."
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Canada Says Temporarily Closing Embassy In Kabul, Condemns Violence
Canada is temporarily closing its embassy in Kabul after evacuating staff ahead of Taliban fighters' arrival in the Afghan capital, the Foreign Ministry in Ottawa announced Sunday.
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Canada To Resettle 20,000 ''Vulnerable'' Sikhs, Hindus From Afghanistan
The Canadian government has announced that it will permanently re-settle 20,000 "vulnerable" Afghans, including Sikhs and Hindus, who are fleeing the war-torn country amidst a deadly offensive launched by the Taliban militants.
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Canada To Accept 20,000 Vulnerable Afghans Such As Women Leaders, Human Rights Workers
Canada plans to resettle more than 20,000 vulnerable Afghans including women leaders, human rights workers and reporters to protect them from Taliban reprisals, Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino said on Friday.
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Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Rebuffs Calls For Harjit Sajjan's Resignation
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has rebuffed resignation calls for Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan over his controversial comments over a 2006 offensive against the Taliban, media reports said.
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Canada Calls For Release Of Kidnapped Couple In Afghanistan
Officials in Canada called for the unconditional release of a Canadian man and his American wife on Monday after a new video appeared to show them begging their governments to intervene on their behalf with their Afghan captors.
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Canadian Tourist Detained By Taliban In Afghanistan Since 2010 Released
A Canadian man, held by the Taliban in Afghanistan since 2010, has been released, Canada's government announced on Monday.
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Malala Yousafzai to Become Honorary Canadian Citizen
Malala Yousafzai will travel to Canada to become an honorary citizen, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Friday, the same day the 17-year-old education rights campaigner was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Clashes as Prominent Pakistan Cleric Returns to Lead 'Revolution'
Police fired teargas as they clashed with supporters of a Canada-based cleric at Islamabad airport on Monday ahead of his return to lead what he has called an anti-government "revolution".
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Young Son of Slain Afghan Journalist Arrives in Canada
Six weeks after surviving a Taliban attack on a Kabul hotel that left his father, mother, brother and sister dead, miracle child Abuzar Ahmad arrived in Canada on Wednesday to start his life anew.
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Canada to offer Malala Yousafzai honorary citizenship
Malala Yousafzai, the 16-year-old shot by the Taliban for championing girls' rights to education, will be offered honorary Canadian citizenship, a government source said Wednesday.
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Pakistani Christians protest over deadly church bombing, death toll rises to 82
Angry Christians protested across Pakistan on Monday to demand better protection after a devastating double suicide bombing at a church killed more than 80 people.
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Delivering mail in Kabul, where the streets have no name
In Kabul, many streets have no name and houses often have no number, meaning that postmen already braving the constant threat of suicide bombings must play detective to deliver mail.
