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Opinion | Are US And Taliban Drawing Up A 'Secret' Deal?
Against the labyrinthine workings of Afghan politics, the Americans are demanding weapons handover or control over Bagram.
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Opinion | With Trump, Taliban Gets A Familiar Face In Washington
While Trump's gaze is not expected to land in this part of geography anytime soon-including on Bagram-his presidency will be a test for the Taliban's political and diplomatic acumen.
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"Only Guy Who Put Us In Semifinals Was...": Rashid Khan's Big Tribute To WI Great
Rashid said the conviction that they could advance to the semifinals was ignited by their triumph over heavyweights New Zealand in the group stage.
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"Anyone Considering...": On India's Chabahar Pact With Iran, A US Warning
Shortly after India signed a 10-year contract to operate Iran's Chabahar port, the US has warned that its sanctions on Tehran remain in place and anyone considering business deals with them needs to be "aware of the potential risk".
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Pakistan Facing Terrible Threat Of Terrorism: US Official
Pakistan is facing a terrible threat of terrorism as areas along its border with Afghanistan have witnessed a multi-fold increase in terrorist activities, a top Biden Administration official has said.
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Chase Against Pakistan Gave Us Belief: Afghanistan Captain Hashmatullah Shahidi
Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi attributed his team's confidence in the World Cup to its triumphant run chase against Pakistan.
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Afghanistan's Taliban Needs To Meet Commitments To Get Legitimacy: US
Two days after a Taliban-appointed Afghanistan minister reiterated that 'men and women are not equal' based on Sharia, the White House has said, the Taliban needs to meet its commitments to get legitimacy from the international community.
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US In Crucial Talks With Taliban To Address Afghan Humanitarian Crisis
A group of senior American diplomats met representatives from the Taliban and technocratic professionals during which they discussed critical issues concerning Afghanistan's well-being and humanitarian crisis, the State Department said.
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"Ex-Afghan President Total Fraud, Hampered Peace Talks": US Ex Top Official
Ashraf Ghani, the former Afghanistan President who fled the country when the Taliban grabbed power in Kabul, was "a total fraud" solely focused on his own desire to stay in power and a big hurdle in any peace talks,
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How Al Qaeda Chief Ayman Al-Zawahiri's Elimination Impacts India
Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, killed in a US strike in Afghanistan over the weekend, had for years tried to get into Kashmir with little or no success. However, his terror outfit has consistently threatened India, including once this year.
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US Envoy Praises India For Providing Humanitarian Aid To Afghanistan
US special envoy for Afghanistan Thomas West on Thursday commended India for bringing "enormous" capability in helping the people of Afghanistan with humanitarian assistance.
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Pakistan Views Afghan Taliban As "Strategic Asset": Top US Intelligence Official
Pakistan seeks to maintain positive relations with the Taliban as it views the hardline Islamist militant group as a "strategic asset" useful for securing its interests in Afghanistan, the Pentagon's top intelligence official has told US lawmakers.
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Army's New Bulletproof Vests Order After Terrorists Use Armour-Piercing Bullets
Some of the terrorists in the Kashmir valley used American armour-piercing bullets in encounters with Indian security forces and were successful in breaching the bulletproof jackets of soldiers.
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India-US 2+2 Talks: S Jaishankar, Blinken Discuss Ukraine War, Afghanistan
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said that he held a discussion with US Secretary of State on several issues including the ongoing war in Ukraine, the situation in Afghanistan and challenges pertaining to the Indo-Pacific region.
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Pakistan Joined America's 'War On Terror' For Dollars: PM Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan today regretted the country's decision to join America's 20-year-long 'war on terror' in Afghanistan by calling it a "self-inflicted wound" and a decision made for money and not in the interest of the public.
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Opinion | Are US And Taliban Drawing Up A 'Secret' Deal?
Against the labyrinthine workings of Afghan politics, the Americans are demanding weapons handover or control over Bagram.
-
Opinion | With Trump, Taliban Gets A Familiar Face In Washington
While Trump's gaze is not expected to land in this part of geography anytime soon-including on Bagram-his presidency will be a test for the Taliban's political and diplomatic acumen.
-
"Only Guy Who Put Us In Semifinals Was...": Rashid Khan's Big Tribute To WI Great
Rashid said the conviction that they could advance to the semifinals was ignited by their triumph over heavyweights New Zealand in the group stage.
-
"Anyone Considering...": On India's Chabahar Pact With Iran, A US Warning
Shortly after India signed a 10-year contract to operate Iran's Chabahar port, the US has warned that its sanctions on Tehran remain in place and anyone considering business deals with them needs to be "aware of the potential risk".
-
Pakistan Facing Terrible Threat Of Terrorism: US Official
Pakistan is facing a terrible threat of terrorism as areas along its border with Afghanistan have witnessed a multi-fold increase in terrorist activities, a top Biden Administration official has said.
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Chase Against Pakistan Gave Us Belief: Afghanistan Captain Hashmatullah Shahidi
Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi attributed his team's confidence in the World Cup to its triumphant run chase against Pakistan.
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Afghanistan's Taliban Needs To Meet Commitments To Get Legitimacy: US
Two days after a Taliban-appointed Afghanistan minister reiterated that 'men and women are not equal' based on Sharia, the White House has said, the Taliban needs to meet its commitments to get legitimacy from the international community.
-
US In Crucial Talks With Taliban To Address Afghan Humanitarian Crisis
A group of senior American diplomats met representatives from the Taliban and technocratic professionals during which they discussed critical issues concerning Afghanistan's well-being and humanitarian crisis, the State Department said.
-
"Ex-Afghan President Total Fraud, Hampered Peace Talks": US Ex Top Official
Ashraf Ghani, the former Afghanistan President who fled the country when the Taliban grabbed power in Kabul, was "a total fraud" solely focused on his own desire to stay in power and a big hurdle in any peace talks,
-
How Al Qaeda Chief Ayman Al-Zawahiri's Elimination Impacts India
Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, killed in a US strike in Afghanistan over the weekend, had for years tried to get into Kashmir with little or no success. However, his terror outfit has consistently threatened India, including once this year.
-
US Envoy Praises India For Providing Humanitarian Aid To Afghanistan
US special envoy for Afghanistan Thomas West on Thursday commended India for bringing "enormous" capability in helping the people of Afghanistan with humanitarian assistance.
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Pakistan Views Afghan Taliban As "Strategic Asset": Top US Intelligence Official
Pakistan seeks to maintain positive relations with the Taliban as it views the hardline Islamist militant group as a "strategic asset" useful for securing its interests in Afghanistan, the Pentagon's top intelligence official has told US lawmakers.
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Army's New Bulletproof Vests Order After Terrorists Use Armour-Piercing Bullets
Some of the terrorists in the Kashmir valley used American armour-piercing bullets in encounters with Indian security forces and were successful in breaching the bulletproof jackets of soldiers.
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India-US 2+2 Talks: S Jaishankar, Blinken Discuss Ukraine War, Afghanistan
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said that he held a discussion with US Secretary of State on several issues including the ongoing war in Ukraine, the situation in Afghanistan and challenges pertaining to the Indo-Pacific region.
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Pakistan Joined America's 'War On Terror' For Dollars: PM Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan today regretted the country's decision to join America's 20-year-long 'war on terror' in Afghanistan by calling it a "self-inflicted wound" and a decision made for money and not in the interest of the public.
