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Taliban Surge Poses "Existential Crisis" For Afghan Government: US Watchdog
The Afghan government faces an "existential crisis" after the Taliban doubled their attacks following the February 2020 US deal with the insurgents, a watchdog report said Thursday.
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"Won't Allow Anyone To Use Afghan Soil Against China": Taliban
A nine-member Taliban delegation is on a two-day visit to China where they met with the foreign minister for talks on the peace process and security issues, the group's spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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Support For Afghan-Led Peace Process Important For Enduring Peace: US
The US has said that regional consensus and support for an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace process is important for an enduring peace, stressing that Afghanistan's neighbours have a real stake in the war-torn nation's future.
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India Supports Afghan-Led Peace Process: US Pentagon Report
India is working with regional state actors, the Afghanistan government and Afghanistan power brokers to prevent transnational terrorist safe havens, and maintain access to Afghanistan as a gateway to Central Asian markets, said a Pentagon report released on July 1.
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Mike Pompeo Meets Taliban Leaders In Qatar To Revive Peace Process
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo late Monday met Taliban leaders in Qatar in the highest-level talks ever between the two sides as he sought to break an impasse over Afghanistan through shuttle diplomacy.
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US Airstrikes Hit Taliban, Hours After Donald Trump Holds Talks With Its Chief
The US launched an airstrike against Taliban fighters to defend Afghan forces Wednesday, an American military spokesman said, as violence spirals after a string of deadly attacks by the insurgents, throwing the country's nascent peace process into grave doubt.
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Donald Trump Says He Had "Very Good Conversation" With Taliban Chief
US President Donald Trump made the surprise announcement Tuesday that he'd had a "very good" talk with the Taliban political chief on the Afghan peace process, despite an eruption of violence marring a brief calm in the country.
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Afghanistan Peace Process Should Have Full Consent Of Its People: Centre
Days after US President Donald Trump called off negotiations with the Taliban, the centre on Thursday said any peace process should have "full consent" of the Afghan government and its people.
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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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"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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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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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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Want India To Be On Board Peace Efforts: Former Afghan President Karzai
Amid efforts by the US and Russia to reach out to the Taliban for a reconciliation process in Afghanistan, former Afghan president Hamid Karzai said today his country wants India to be on board for all peace efforts and also "do more" on its own.
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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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Taliban Surge Poses "Existential Crisis" For Afghan Government: US Watchdog
The Afghan government faces an "existential crisis" after the Taliban doubled their attacks following the February 2020 US deal with the insurgents, a watchdog report said Thursday.
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"Won't Allow Anyone To Use Afghan Soil Against China": Taliban
A nine-member Taliban delegation is on a two-day visit to China where they met with the foreign minister for talks on the peace process and security issues, the group's spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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Support For Afghan-Led Peace Process Important For Enduring Peace: US
The US has said that regional consensus and support for an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace process is important for an enduring peace, stressing that Afghanistan's neighbours have a real stake in the war-torn nation's future.
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India Supports Afghan-Led Peace Process: US Pentagon Report
India is working with regional state actors, the Afghanistan government and Afghanistan power brokers to prevent transnational terrorist safe havens, and maintain access to Afghanistan as a gateway to Central Asian markets, said a Pentagon report released on July 1.
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Mike Pompeo Meets Taliban Leaders In Qatar To Revive Peace Process
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo late Monday met Taliban leaders in Qatar in the highest-level talks ever between the two sides as he sought to break an impasse over Afghanistan through shuttle diplomacy.
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US Airstrikes Hit Taliban, Hours After Donald Trump Holds Talks With Its Chief
The US launched an airstrike against Taliban fighters to defend Afghan forces Wednesday, an American military spokesman said, as violence spirals after a string of deadly attacks by the insurgents, throwing the country's nascent peace process into grave doubt.
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Donald Trump Says He Had "Very Good Conversation" With Taliban Chief
US President Donald Trump made the surprise announcement Tuesday that he'd had a "very good" talk with the Taliban political chief on the Afghan peace process, despite an eruption of violence marring a brief calm in the country.
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Afghanistan Peace Process Should Have Full Consent Of Its People: Centre
Days after US President Donald Trump called off negotiations with the Taliban, the centre on Thursday said any peace process should have "full consent" of the Afghan government and its people.
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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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"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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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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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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Want India To Be On Board Peace Efforts: Former Afghan President Karzai
Amid efforts by the US and Russia to reach out to the Taliban for a reconciliation process in Afghanistan, former Afghan president Hamid Karzai said today his country wants India to be on board for all peace efforts and also "do more" on its own.
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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.
