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Terrorist Attack on Kabul University; What you need to know
Armed assailants, reportedly wearing military uniforms, attacked Kabul University on Monday as the Afghan Special Forces endeavoring to clear the area and rescuing students.
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Blast, Gunfire Near Kabul University
Tariq Arian, a spokesman for the Ministry of Interior Affairs, said gun fires were heard near the Kabul university.
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Has Pakistan’s Policy towards Afghanistan Changed
Pakistan has adopted a proactive policy of taking all parties in confidence and is eager to bring peace in Afghanistan.
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Mullah Baradar Taken his Newly Furnished Home in Qatar and hosting “The Engineer”
The proxy peace in Afghanistan is not only about implementing the proxy setup but also looting the mineral wealth of Afghanistan. Under the pretext of post peace economic recovery of Afghanistan, the Pakistan military, Qataris, along with other major players…
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Atmar, Qureshi Discuss Peace, Truce
Afghan acting Foreign Minister Mohammad Haneef Atmar held a telephone call with the Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Shah Mahmood Qureshi, on Tuesday evening.
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Wolesi Jirga Approves Mother’s name Inclusion in ID cards
Afghan House of Representatives (Wolesi Jirga) approved Wednesday the plan to insert mother’s name in national identity cards.
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US Envoy Travels to Norway, Qatar; Khalilzad: I disappointedly Return to Region
US Envoy on Afghan peace process Zalmay Khalilzad is traveling to Norway and Qatar to press sides to agree on a ceasefire and prevent further bloodshed, US state department said in a statement.
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The False Inclusivity of Taliban’s “Emirate”
For a long time, the group’s default answer to questions regarding their approach to governance, from elections and judicial philosophy to free speech and women’s rights, consisted of a well-rehearsed and vague notion – an “inclusive Islamic” emirate.
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Putin Calls for Continued US Presence in Afghanistan
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said the continued presence of American troops in Afghanistan is beneficial for overall security.
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Can China Bring Peace to Afghanistan?
The recent measures China has taken against the Uighur population – including 2 million detained in “re-education camps”, sterilisation of women and pervasive surveillance of the –population are indicative of lengths to which its fear of insurgency and terrorism from…
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