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"Afghan Territory Must Not Be Used For Terror": India, France After Talks
India and France have underlined the need to ensure that Afghan territory does not become a source of terrorism and called for concerted action against all terror groups including Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) and Hizbul Mujahideen.
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Taliban Vows Afghan Soil Won't Be Used By Terror Groups: Pak Minister
The Taliban leadership in Afghanistan has vowed to not let its soil be used by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan and the Balochistan Liberation Army to carry out terror operations inPakistan, according to Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi.
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Won't Let Centre "Make India like Taliban": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday called the BJP a "jumla party" and said she won't let the Centre "divide the country" and "make India like Taliban".
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Urged By US, Taliban Agrees To Let 200 Foreigners Leave Afghanistan
Two hundred Americans and other foreigners who remain in Afghanistan are set to depart the war-ravaged country on charter flights from Kabul on Thursday after the new Taliban government agreed to their evacuation, a U.S. official said.
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Taliban Must Respect Human Rights, Guarantee Security As Conditions For Help: EU
The European Union is ready to engage with the new Taliban government in Kabul but the Islamist group must respect human rights, including those of women, and not let Afghanistan become a base for terrorism, the EU foreign policy chief said on Friday
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Taliban Will Shut Down Media, Afghan Photographer Warns
The Taliban will shut down Afghanistan's media and are fooling the West by promising to let journalists operate freely, an award-winning Afghan photographer said after fleeing Kabul over threats by the group.
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"I Was Lucky": Afghan Pop Star Breaks Down, Recounts Kabul Escape
Afghanistan pop star Aryana Sayeed, who fled from Kabul after her country was taken over by the Taliban, said she is "heartbroken" to see the condition of all those left behind and "disappointed because Afghanistan has been let down by the world."
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US Says A Dozen Countries To Let Kabul Evacuation Flights Transit
The U.S. government said on Friday that a dozen countries, from Europe to the Middle East and Central Asia, will allow Americans and others evacuated from Kabul to transit their territory as it steps up its evacuation efforts from Afghanistan.
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Taliban Won't Even Let You Pick Up The Dead, Recall Afghans In Delhi
As the Taliban take over their country and a grave human tragedy unfolds, the Afghans living in Delhi reel under the uncertainty of the future, especially those who have not been able to contact their families back home.
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Al-Qaeda Remains Resilient, Working Closely With Lashkar: UN Report
Al-Qaeda "remains resilient" and continues to cooperate closely with Pakistan-based terror outfits like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and the Haqqani Network, but the health of its leader Aiman Muhammed al-Zawahiri and how the succession will work are in doubt, according to a UN report.
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Pak Action Against Terror Groups Post Pulwama Attack Still Reversible: US
Pakistan has taken some steps against terror groups post the Pulwama attack but they are still reversible, a top US official said on Wednesday, urging the Pakistani leadership to take sustained, irreversible, and permanent actions against terrorists operating in the country and areas under its occupation.
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Afghanistan Attacks Launched From Safe Havens In Its Neighbourhood: India
In a veiled reference to Pakistan, India has said the problem of terrorism in Afghanistan is not a local one and attacks inside the country are launched from safe havens in its neighbourhood that has sheltered Taliban leaders and supported the "dark agendas" of terror outfits like the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM).
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Pakistan Decides To Get Tough On UN-Banned Terror Groups
Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain has signed an ordinance aimed at reigning in individuals and terror groups like the LeT, Al-Qaeda and Taliban, which have been banned by the UN Security Council, a media report said today.
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Nuclear Security Summit: US, Saudi Place Sanctions On 6 Terror Financiers
The United States and Saudi Arabia on Friday imposed sanctions on six entities funding the terror networks of Al Qaida, Taliban and the Lashkar-e-Taiba or LeT, which is responsible for the 26/11 Mumbai attacks that had left 166 people dead.
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Shuja Pasha Admitted ISI's Role In 26/11 Mumbai Attacks, Says Ex-CIA Chief
In his latest book 'Playing to the Edge', Michael Hayden, the former CIA Director, expressed his deep frustration of the "duplicity" of the Pakistani leadership when it came to taking action against terrorist groups in particular Al-Qaeda, Taliban, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and the Haqqani network.
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"Afghan Territory Must Not Be Used For Terror": India, France After Talks
India and France have underlined the need to ensure that Afghan territory does not become a source of terrorism and called for concerted action against all terror groups including Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) and Hizbul Mujahideen.
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Taliban Vows Afghan Soil Won't Be Used By Terror Groups: Pak Minister
The Taliban leadership in Afghanistan has vowed to not let its soil be used by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan and the Balochistan Liberation Army to carry out terror operations inPakistan, according to Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi.
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Won't Let Centre "Make India like Taliban": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday called the BJP a "jumla party" and said she won't let the Centre "divide the country" and "make India like Taliban".
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Urged By US, Taliban Agrees To Let 200 Foreigners Leave Afghanistan
Two hundred Americans and other foreigners who remain in Afghanistan are set to depart the war-ravaged country on charter flights from Kabul on Thursday after the new Taliban government agreed to their evacuation, a U.S. official said.
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Taliban Must Respect Human Rights, Guarantee Security As Conditions For Help: EU
The European Union is ready to engage with the new Taliban government in Kabul but the Islamist group must respect human rights, including those of women, and not let Afghanistan become a base for terrorism, the EU foreign policy chief said on Friday
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Taliban Will Shut Down Media, Afghan Photographer Warns
The Taliban will shut down Afghanistan's media and are fooling the West by promising to let journalists operate freely, an award-winning Afghan photographer said after fleeing Kabul over threats by the group.
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"I Was Lucky": Afghan Pop Star Breaks Down, Recounts Kabul Escape
Afghanistan pop star Aryana Sayeed, who fled from Kabul after her country was taken over by the Taliban, said she is "heartbroken" to see the condition of all those left behind and "disappointed because Afghanistan has been let down by the world."
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US Says A Dozen Countries To Let Kabul Evacuation Flights Transit
The U.S. government said on Friday that a dozen countries, from Europe to the Middle East and Central Asia, will allow Americans and others evacuated from Kabul to transit their territory as it steps up its evacuation efforts from Afghanistan.
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Taliban Won't Even Let You Pick Up The Dead, Recall Afghans In Delhi
As the Taliban take over their country and a grave human tragedy unfolds, the Afghans living in Delhi reel under the uncertainty of the future, especially those who have not been able to contact their families back home.
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Al-Qaeda Remains Resilient, Working Closely With Lashkar: UN Report
Al-Qaeda "remains resilient" and continues to cooperate closely with Pakistan-based terror outfits like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and the Haqqani Network, but the health of its leader Aiman Muhammed al-Zawahiri and how the succession will work are in doubt, according to a UN report.
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Pak Action Against Terror Groups Post Pulwama Attack Still Reversible: US
Pakistan has taken some steps against terror groups post the Pulwama attack but they are still reversible, a top US official said on Wednesday, urging the Pakistani leadership to take sustained, irreversible, and permanent actions against terrorists operating in the country and areas under its occupation.
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Afghanistan Attacks Launched From Safe Havens In Its Neighbourhood: India
In a veiled reference to Pakistan, India has said the problem of terrorism in Afghanistan is not a local one and attacks inside the country are launched from safe havens in its neighbourhood that has sheltered Taliban leaders and supported the "dark agendas" of terror outfits like the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM).
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Pakistan Decides To Get Tough On UN-Banned Terror Groups
Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain has signed an ordinance aimed at reigning in individuals and terror groups like the LeT, Al-Qaeda and Taliban, which have been banned by the UN Security Council, a media report said today.
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Nuclear Security Summit: US, Saudi Place Sanctions On 6 Terror Financiers
The United States and Saudi Arabia on Friday imposed sanctions on six entities funding the terror networks of Al Qaida, Taliban and the Lashkar-e-Taiba or LeT, which is responsible for the 26/11 Mumbai attacks that had left 166 people dead.
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Shuja Pasha Admitted ISI's Role In 26/11 Mumbai Attacks, Says Ex-CIA Chief
In his latest book 'Playing to the Edge', Michael Hayden, the former CIA Director, expressed his deep frustration of the "duplicity" of the Pakistani leadership when it came to taking action against terrorist groups in particular Al-Qaeda, Taliban, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and the Haqqani network.
