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Taliban Expect Release of 7 000 more Prisoners
US Charge d’Affaires Ross Wilson says that the Taliban expect the release of 7 000 prisoners of the group by mid-December.
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Government – Taliban Teams Held their 1st meeting on Agenda
Afghan government – Taliban negotiating delegations say the first joint working committee of the negotiating teams was held in Doha.
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HCNR’s first Meeting Stresses for Further Consensus and Reinforcement of Negotiating team
The first meeting of the High Council for National Reconciliation (HCNR) was held on Saturday at the presidential palace with the participation of President Ashraf Ghani, chairman of HCNR Abdullah Abdullah, politicians, and prominent political and Jihadi figures.
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Over 50,000 people with Disabilities Benefited our Services: SCA
The Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA) says Thursday that more than 50,000 people with disabilities benefit from their services annually in Afghanistan, saying that attention should be given to people living in most remote parts of Afghanistan.
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Afghan People Want Urgent Ceasefire: Khalilzad
US envoy on Afghan peace process Zalmay Khalilzad welcomed progress in Doha talks, saying that the people of Afghanistan now expect an urgent ceasefire.
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Procedure of Inter-Afghan Talks Finalized; Negotiations to Begin on Agenda
The Afghan government – Taliban negotiation teams say the procedure of the talks, including its preamble has been finalized and negotiations on agenda will begin soon.
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We are Preparing for Difficult decision on Afghanistan: NATO
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg called on the Taliban and the Afghan government to negotiate in “good faith” and that NATO is preparing for a very hard decision on Afghanistan next year.
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Young Man Hanged himself in Kabul
A young man hanged himself in PD-13 of capital Kabul on Tuesday morning, according to officials.
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Contradictory Views; Have Gov’t-Taliban Delegations Agreed on Procedures?
After the Taliban group announced they have agreed on the entire procedures of the talks, the peace negotiation team of the Afghan government said that both sides have only agreed in principle to the 21-articles of the rules and procedures.
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War in Afghanistan illegitimate, Take Stance in Support of Peace: OIC
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) called on the Ulema and religious institutions across its members states to declare the war against the Muslim state and people of Afghanistan illegitimate and call for the support of the peace talks.
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