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"Please Let Us On The Bus": Heartbreak On Kabul Airport Convoy
Afghans aboard a convoy of buses that was given a Taliban escort to Kabul's airport spoke Sunday of the heartbreak of driving past huge crowds desperate to join them.
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Malala Yousafzai Receives Highest United Nations Honour To Promote Girls Education
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appointed Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai a United Nations Messenger of Peace on Monday to promote girls education, more than four years after a Taliban gunman shot her in the head on her school bus in 2012.
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Blast Targets Bus In Kabul During Rush Hour, At Least 1 Dead
A powerful explosion struck a bus in downtown Kabul during rush hour today, officials said, sending smoke rising in the sky just days after a deadly insurgent assault on Afghanistan's biggest military hospital.
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Two Indians Among 24 Killed In Afghanistan; ISIS, Taliban Claims Responsibility
Two Indians were among 14 people, providing security to the Canadian embassy here, killed when a suicide bomber targeted their mini bus in the Afghan capital on Monday, Indian and Afghan authorities said, while two other blasts claimed 10 more lives elsewhere in the country.
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Taliban Shoot Dead 16 Bus Passengers In Northern Afghanistan
The Taliban on Tuesday pulled passengers from several buses in northern Afghanistan, killed at least 16 of them and took dozens of others hostage, officials said.
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12 Killed In Taliban Suicide Attack On Afghan Army Recruits
At least 12 people were killed and dozens wounded on Monday when a Taliban suicide bomber attacked a bus carrying Afghan army recruits near the eastern city of Jalalabad, officials said.
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Taliban Attack On Afghan Television Employees Widely Condemned
A deadly Taliban attack on a bus carrying employees of Afghanistan's biggest TV station drew widespread condemnation on Thursday, with activists denouncing it as an attack on freedom of speech and the country's young and fragile media sector.
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Fears of Afghan Woman Who Secretly Filmed Taliban on Bus
Halfway through the journey home to Kabul, a Taliban militant stopped Fatima's bus, boarded, and began making a speech so extraordinary that the 23-year-old began to surreptitiously film it on her phone.
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Islamic State Claims Attack on Bus in Karachi in Which At Least 40 Were Killed
The Islamic State group on Wednesday claimed responsiblity for an attack by gunmen on a bus that killed at least 43 Shiites in Pakistan's biggest city Karachi.
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Gunmen in Afghanistan Halt Buses
Unidentified gunmen in southern Afghanistan stopped two buses traveling to the capital, Kabul, and seized around 30 people belonging to the ethnic Hazara minority, a bus company official said on Tuesday.
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Multiple Attacks Kill 20 in Afghanistan as NATO Deadline Looms
Taliban insurgents killed at least 20 people in a series of gun and suicide attacks in Afghanistan on Saturday, underlining worsening security as US-led NATO forces end their combat mission in the country.
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Taliban Bomber in Afghanistan Capital Targets Army Bus, Kills Three
A Taliban suicide bomber targeted an Afghan army bus in Kabul on Thursday, killing three people and wounding 10, the interior ministry said, the fourth high-profile attack in the capital since Monday when the new president was sworn in.
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Nigeria bus station bombing kills 71 on edge of capital
A morning rush hour bomb killed at least 71 people at a Nigerian bus station on the outskirts of the capital on Monday, raising concerns about the spread of an Islamist insurgency after the deadliest ever attack on Abuja.
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Car bomb kills at least 12 policemen in Karachi: officials
The Pakistani Taliban on Thursday claimed credit for a bomb blast that killed twelve policemen on a bus, the latest in a series of near-daily attacks since the government called for peace talks with militants.
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Blast aimed at Pakistani police bus kills 11, wounds 33
An explosion targeting a bus full of Pakistani policemen killed 11 and injured 33 near the southern port city of Karachi on Thursday, officials said, in the latest incident of violence while the government and the Taliban are engaged in peace talks.
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"Please Let Us On The Bus": Heartbreak On Kabul Airport Convoy
Afghans aboard a convoy of buses that was given a Taliban escort to Kabul's airport spoke Sunday of the heartbreak of driving past huge crowds desperate to join them.
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Malala Yousafzai Receives Highest United Nations Honour To Promote Girls Education
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appointed Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai a United Nations Messenger of Peace on Monday to promote girls education, more than four years after a Taliban gunman shot her in the head on her school bus in 2012.
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Blast Targets Bus In Kabul During Rush Hour, At Least 1 Dead
A powerful explosion struck a bus in downtown Kabul during rush hour today, officials said, sending smoke rising in the sky just days after a deadly insurgent assault on Afghanistan's biggest military hospital.
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Two Indians Among 24 Killed In Afghanistan; ISIS, Taliban Claims Responsibility
Two Indians were among 14 people, providing security to the Canadian embassy here, killed when a suicide bomber targeted their mini bus in the Afghan capital on Monday, Indian and Afghan authorities said, while two other blasts claimed 10 more lives elsewhere in the country.
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Taliban Shoot Dead 16 Bus Passengers In Northern Afghanistan
The Taliban on Tuesday pulled passengers from several buses in northern Afghanistan, killed at least 16 of them and took dozens of others hostage, officials said.
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12 Killed In Taliban Suicide Attack On Afghan Army Recruits
At least 12 people were killed and dozens wounded on Monday when a Taliban suicide bomber attacked a bus carrying Afghan army recruits near the eastern city of Jalalabad, officials said.
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Taliban Attack On Afghan Television Employees Widely Condemned
A deadly Taliban attack on a bus carrying employees of Afghanistan's biggest TV station drew widespread condemnation on Thursday, with activists denouncing it as an attack on freedom of speech and the country's young and fragile media sector.
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Fears of Afghan Woman Who Secretly Filmed Taliban on Bus
Halfway through the journey home to Kabul, a Taliban militant stopped Fatima's bus, boarded, and began making a speech so extraordinary that the 23-year-old began to surreptitiously film it on her phone.
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Islamic State Claims Attack on Bus in Karachi in Which At Least 40 Were Killed
The Islamic State group on Wednesday claimed responsiblity for an attack by gunmen on a bus that killed at least 43 Shiites in Pakistan's biggest city Karachi.
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Gunmen in Afghanistan Halt Buses
Unidentified gunmen in southern Afghanistan stopped two buses traveling to the capital, Kabul, and seized around 30 people belonging to the ethnic Hazara minority, a bus company official said on Tuesday.
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Multiple Attacks Kill 20 in Afghanistan as NATO Deadline Looms
Taliban insurgents killed at least 20 people in a series of gun and suicide attacks in Afghanistan on Saturday, underlining worsening security as US-led NATO forces end their combat mission in the country.
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Taliban Bomber in Afghanistan Capital Targets Army Bus, Kills Three
A Taliban suicide bomber targeted an Afghan army bus in Kabul on Thursday, killing three people and wounding 10, the interior ministry said, the fourth high-profile attack in the capital since Monday when the new president was sworn in.
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Nigeria bus station bombing kills 71 on edge of capital
A morning rush hour bomb killed at least 71 people at a Nigerian bus station on the outskirts of the capital on Monday, raising concerns about the spread of an Islamist insurgency after the deadliest ever attack on Abuja.
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Car bomb kills at least 12 policemen in Karachi: officials
The Pakistani Taliban on Thursday claimed credit for a bomb blast that killed twelve policemen on a bus, the latest in a series of near-daily attacks since the government called for peace talks with militants.
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Blast aimed at Pakistani police bus kills 11, wounds 33
An explosion targeting a bus full of Pakistani policemen killed 11 and injured 33 near the southern port city of Karachi on Thursday, officials said, in the latest incident of violence while the government and the Taliban are engaged in peace talks.
