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Kabul Passport Office Forced To Suspend Work As Demand Crashes System
The Kabul passport office has been forced to suspend operations after equipment used for issuing biometric documents broke down under the pressure of processing thousands of applications a day, the head of the office said.
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Britain Denies Pushing US To Leave Kabul Airport Gate Open Before Blast
Britain co-ordinated closely with the United States and did not push to keep a gate open at Kabul airport where a suicide bomber killed 13 U.S. troops and scores of Afghan civilians, British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Tuesday.
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Seek India's Greater Role In Peace Process: Afghan Foreign Minister
India is part of the regional and international consensus building process on bringing peace to Afghanistan and Kabul is seeking a greater role for New Delhi for it, visiting Afghan foreign minister Mohammad Haneef Atmar said on Tuesday.
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US Defense Secretary Meets Afghan President Amid Peace Process Review
United States Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met Afghan President Ashraf Ghani in an unanounced visit to Kabul on Sunday, as Washington reviews the peace process there and its planned troop withdrawal.
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In A First, Afghanistan In Talks With Taliban For Prisoner Swap In Kabul
Afghan government representatives have met with the Taliban in Kabul for the first time to discuss a prisoner swap aimed at jump-starting a floundering peace process, officials said Wednesday.
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US-Taliban Talks Cancelled Over Kabul Bombing, Says Trump
US Taliban Talks Called Off: US President Donald Trump said Saturday he had called off a secret summit with the Taliban and Afghanistan's leader, abruptly slamming the door on a year of diplomacy to end America's longest war.
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Latest Round Of US-Taliban Talks Ends, Official Says They Were Productive
Taliban and US negotiators have wrapped up their latest round of talks for a deal that would see America shrink its troop presence in Afghanistan, both sides said Monday.
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Blast In Afghan Capital Kabul, Casualties Feared
A large blast rocked central Kabul Wednesday, officials confirmed, sending a plume of black smoke over the city in the latest explosion to hit the war-torn city and as Afghanistan observes the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
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US Accelerates Plan To Drastically Downsize Kabul Embassy: Report
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is accelerating a plan to cut up to half of the workforce at the U.S. embassy in Kabul starting at the end of next month, sparking concern it will undermine the fragile Afghan peace process, U.S. officials and congressional aides said.
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US Citizen Among 4 Killed In Kabul Bomb Blast
A US citizen was among those killed in a powerful truck bomb attack against a heavily fortified foreign compound in Kabul this week, officials said as the government continued investigating the blast site.
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Taliban Claims Kabul Attack That Killed 4, Warns More To Follow
Taliban today claimed responsibility for a powerful truck bomb attack in Kabul that ripped through surrounding neighbourhoods, killing at least four people and wounding more than 100, in the latest assault on the Afghan capital.
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Bomb Blast At Kabul's Government Compound In Ongoing Attack
Terrorists detonated a car bomb before storming a Kabul government compound in an ongoing attack Monday, officials and witnesses said, in the latest violence to rock the Afghan capital.
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Taliban Attends Peace Talks In Russia For First Time, No Progress Reported
A Taliban delegation on Friday attended a diplomatic conference in Russia for the first time, in a move that underscored Moscow's keenness to play a role in the Afghan peace process, but the Kabul government sent no official representative.
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At Least Seven Killed In Blast Near Procession In Afghan Capital
A suicide bomber on a motorcycle detonated explosives close to Sunday's procession commemorating the death of former anti-Soviet mujahideen commander Ahmad Shah Massoud, a police spokesman said.
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US Hails Ashraf Ghani's "Very Courageous Stand" On Peace Talks With Taliban
The United States welcomes Afghan plans for peace talks with the Taliban but will keep up pressure on the terrorists until they are concluded, the US ambassador said Thursday.
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Kabul Passport Office Forced To Suspend Work As Demand Crashes System
The Kabul passport office has been forced to suspend operations after equipment used for issuing biometric documents broke down under the pressure of processing thousands of applications a day, the head of the office said.
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Britain Denies Pushing US To Leave Kabul Airport Gate Open Before Blast
Britain co-ordinated closely with the United States and did not push to keep a gate open at Kabul airport where a suicide bomber killed 13 U.S. troops and scores of Afghan civilians, British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Tuesday.
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Seek India's Greater Role In Peace Process: Afghan Foreign Minister
India is part of the regional and international consensus building process on bringing peace to Afghanistan and Kabul is seeking a greater role for New Delhi for it, visiting Afghan foreign minister Mohammad Haneef Atmar said on Tuesday.
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US Defense Secretary Meets Afghan President Amid Peace Process Review
United States Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met Afghan President Ashraf Ghani in an unanounced visit to Kabul on Sunday, as Washington reviews the peace process there and its planned troop withdrawal.
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In A First, Afghanistan In Talks With Taliban For Prisoner Swap In Kabul
Afghan government representatives have met with the Taliban in Kabul for the first time to discuss a prisoner swap aimed at jump-starting a floundering peace process, officials said Wednesday.
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US-Taliban Talks Cancelled Over Kabul Bombing, Says Trump
US Taliban Talks Called Off: US President Donald Trump said Saturday he had called off a secret summit with the Taliban and Afghanistan's leader, abruptly slamming the door on a year of diplomacy to end America's longest war.
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Latest Round Of US-Taliban Talks Ends, Official Says They Were Productive
Taliban and US negotiators have wrapped up their latest round of talks for a deal that would see America shrink its troop presence in Afghanistan, both sides said Monday.
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Blast In Afghan Capital Kabul, Casualties Feared
A large blast rocked central Kabul Wednesday, officials confirmed, sending a plume of black smoke over the city in the latest explosion to hit the war-torn city and as Afghanistan observes the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
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US Accelerates Plan To Drastically Downsize Kabul Embassy: Report
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is accelerating a plan to cut up to half of the workforce at the U.S. embassy in Kabul starting at the end of next month, sparking concern it will undermine the fragile Afghan peace process, U.S. officials and congressional aides said.
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US Citizen Among 4 Killed In Kabul Bomb Blast
A US citizen was among those killed in a powerful truck bomb attack against a heavily fortified foreign compound in Kabul this week, officials said as the government continued investigating the blast site.
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Taliban Claims Kabul Attack That Killed 4, Warns More To Follow
Taliban today claimed responsibility for a powerful truck bomb attack in Kabul that ripped through surrounding neighbourhoods, killing at least four people and wounding more than 100, in the latest assault on the Afghan capital.
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Bomb Blast At Kabul's Government Compound In Ongoing Attack
Terrorists detonated a car bomb before storming a Kabul government compound in an ongoing attack Monday, officials and witnesses said, in the latest violence to rock the Afghan capital.
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Taliban Attends Peace Talks In Russia For First Time, No Progress Reported
A Taliban delegation on Friday attended a diplomatic conference in Russia for the first time, in a move that underscored Moscow's keenness to play a role in the Afghan peace process, but the Kabul government sent no official representative.
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At Least Seven Killed In Blast Near Procession In Afghan Capital
A suicide bomber on a motorcycle detonated explosives close to Sunday's procession commemorating the death of former anti-Soviet mujahideen commander Ahmad Shah Massoud, a police spokesman said.
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US Hails Ashraf Ghani's "Very Courageous Stand" On Peace Talks With Taliban
The United States welcomes Afghan plans for peace talks with the Taliban but will keep up pressure on the terrorists until they are concluded, the US ambassador said Thursday.
