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Al Qaeda Chief Al-Zawahiri Likely Near Afghan-Pakistan Border: UN Report
A significant part of terror group Al Qaeda resides in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region, including its chief Aiman al-Zawahiri, who is probably alive but too frail to be featured in propaganda, according to a United Nations report.
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US's Special Envoy In Pak For Revival Of Afghan Peace Talks With Taliban
US special envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad has arrived in Pakistan to discuss revival of the peace talks with the Pakistani leaders and a possible meeting with a Taliban delegation headed by the group's co-founder and chief peace negotiator Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar.
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"Reckless, Irresponsible": Afghanistan Snubs Pakistan Comment On Kashmir
Linking the situation in Kashmir with the ongoing peace efforts in Afghanistan is "reckless, unwarranted and irresponsible", a top Afghan diplomat has said, slamming her Pakistani counterpart.
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"Could Win Afghan War In A Week, Just Don't Want To Kill 10 Million": Trump
President Donald Trump on Monday hailed Pakistan's help in advancing peace talks in Afghanistan, a marked shift in tone as the United States seeks an accord with the Taliban to end almost 18 years of war.
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Terrorists Shouldn't Negotiate From "Place Of Advantage": India Tells UN
India has told the UN that terror groups enjoying "support and safe havens" to carry out terrorist activities in Afghanistan from across the borders (in Pakistan) cannot be allowed to negotiate from a "place of advantage" as the US and the Taliban are planning to meet for the next round of crucial peace talks in Qatar.
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Pakistan Minister Calls US Envoy To Afghanistan "Little Pygmy" In Twitter Row
A Pakistani minister has branded the US ambassador to Kabul a "little pygmy" in a high-level diplomatic Twitter row that erupted over ongoing peace talks between Washington and the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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PM Imran Khan's Comments On Afghanistan Misinterpreted: Pakistan Ministry
Pakistan's foreign ministry moved on Wednesday to cool a row with Afghanistan over reported comments by Prime Minister Imran Khan that were taken to suggest that Kabul should set up an interim government to help smooth peace talks with the Taliban.
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"Relationship Very Good Right Now": Trump Ready To Meet New Pak PM
President Donald Trump has indicated his readiness to meet Pakistan's new leadership, amidst the ongoing peace talks between the US and the Taliban facilitated by Islamabad to end the brutal war in Afghanistan, America's longest.
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"Can't Be Out Of The Bandwagon," Says Army Chief On Talks With Taliban
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat today said if a number of countries were talking to the Taliban, and if India has an interest in Afghanistan, then "we should also join the bandwagon". He asserted, however, that the same analogy cannot apply to Jammu and Kashmir.
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"For Afghan Peace, Pak Will Do Everything Within Its Power": Imran Khan
Prime Minister Imran Khan said Tuesday that Pakistan will do everything within its power to further the peace process in Afghanistan as talks sponsored by the country between the US and the Taliban were being held in the UAE to end the 17-year bloody conflict.
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Trump Requested "Pak's Full Support" For Afghan Peace Process: Official
U.S. President Donald Trump has asked for Pakistan's help with faltering Afghan peace talks in a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan in which he made clear that Islamabad's assistance was "fundamental" to the health of the two countries' strained relationship, a senior Trump administration official said.
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"Time To Back PM Modi, All Those Trying To Keep Peace": US Message To Pak
Asserting that 40 years is enough for every responsible nation to get on board with the south Asia peace process, US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis, in a strong message to Pakistan, said it is time for everyone to support the efforts of the UN, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghanistan in this regard.
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Trump Writes To Imran Khan, Seeks Help With Afghan Peace Talks
US President Donald Trump has sought Pakistan's help with Afghan peace talks in a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan, the South Asian nation's information minister, Fawad Chaudhry, said .
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In Potential Challenge To Army, Pakistan Seeks India Talks
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said he will seek talks with India and Afghanistan as part of a regional peace initiative and claimed that foreign policy would be determined by the civilian government, setting up a potential clash with the powerful military.
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Taliban's Failure To Engage In Afghan Peace Talks Unacceptable: US
The United States said the Taliban's failure to engage in talks to end Afghanistan's nearly 17-year conflict was "unacceptable" and called on Pakistan to exert more pressure on the militants.
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Al Qaeda Chief Al-Zawahiri Likely Near Afghan-Pakistan Border: UN Report
A significant part of terror group Al Qaeda resides in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region, including its chief Aiman al-Zawahiri, who is probably alive but too frail to be featured in propaganda, according to a United Nations report.
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US's Special Envoy In Pak For Revival Of Afghan Peace Talks With Taliban
US special envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad has arrived in Pakistan to discuss revival of the peace talks with the Pakistani leaders and a possible meeting with a Taliban delegation headed by the group's co-founder and chief peace negotiator Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar.
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"Reckless, Irresponsible": Afghanistan Snubs Pakistan Comment On Kashmir
Linking the situation in Kashmir with the ongoing peace efforts in Afghanistan is "reckless, unwarranted and irresponsible", a top Afghan diplomat has said, slamming her Pakistani counterpart.
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"Could Win Afghan War In A Week, Just Don't Want To Kill 10 Million": Trump
President Donald Trump on Monday hailed Pakistan's help in advancing peace talks in Afghanistan, a marked shift in tone as the United States seeks an accord with the Taliban to end almost 18 years of war.
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Terrorists Shouldn't Negotiate From "Place Of Advantage": India Tells UN
India has told the UN that terror groups enjoying "support and safe havens" to carry out terrorist activities in Afghanistan from across the borders (in Pakistan) cannot be allowed to negotiate from a "place of advantage" as the US and the Taliban are planning to meet for the next round of crucial peace talks in Qatar.
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Pakistan Minister Calls US Envoy To Afghanistan "Little Pygmy" In Twitter Row
A Pakistani minister has branded the US ambassador to Kabul a "little pygmy" in a high-level diplomatic Twitter row that erupted over ongoing peace talks between Washington and the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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PM Imran Khan's Comments On Afghanistan Misinterpreted: Pakistan Ministry
Pakistan's foreign ministry moved on Wednesday to cool a row with Afghanistan over reported comments by Prime Minister Imran Khan that were taken to suggest that Kabul should set up an interim government to help smooth peace talks with the Taliban.
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"Relationship Very Good Right Now": Trump Ready To Meet New Pak PM
President Donald Trump has indicated his readiness to meet Pakistan's new leadership, amidst the ongoing peace talks between the US and the Taliban facilitated by Islamabad to end the brutal war in Afghanistan, America's longest.
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"Can't Be Out Of The Bandwagon," Says Army Chief On Talks With Taliban
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat today said if a number of countries were talking to the Taliban, and if India has an interest in Afghanistan, then "we should also join the bandwagon". He asserted, however, that the same analogy cannot apply to Jammu and Kashmir.
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"For Afghan Peace, Pak Will Do Everything Within Its Power": Imran Khan
Prime Minister Imran Khan said Tuesday that Pakistan will do everything within its power to further the peace process in Afghanistan as talks sponsored by the country between the US and the Taliban were being held in the UAE to end the 17-year bloody conflict.
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Trump Requested "Pak's Full Support" For Afghan Peace Process: Official
U.S. President Donald Trump has asked for Pakistan's help with faltering Afghan peace talks in a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan in which he made clear that Islamabad's assistance was "fundamental" to the health of the two countries' strained relationship, a senior Trump administration official said.
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"Time To Back PM Modi, All Those Trying To Keep Peace": US Message To Pak
Asserting that 40 years is enough for every responsible nation to get on board with the south Asia peace process, US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis, in a strong message to Pakistan, said it is time for everyone to support the efforts of the UN, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghanistan in this regard.
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Trump Writes To Imran Khan, Seeks Help With Afghan Peace Talks
US President Donald Trump has sought Pakistan's help with Afghan peace talks in a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan, the South Asian nation's information minister, Fawad Chaudhry, said .
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In Potential Challenge To Army, Pakistan Seeks India Talks
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said he will seek talks with India and Afghanistan as part of a regional peace initiative and claimed that foreign policy would be determined by the civilian government, setting up a potential clash with the powerful military.
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Taliban's Failure To Engage In Afghan Peace Talks Unacceptable: US
The United States said the Taliban's failure to engage in talks to end Afghanistan's nearly 17-year conflict was "unacceptable" and called on Pakistan to exert more pressure on the militants.
