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The hope-losing tweet
Foreseeable hostile environment in Afghanistan does not match the responsible political end to the war Trump seeks
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Trump confirms death of al Qaeda heir Hamza bin Laden
US president says Hamza killed in counter-terrorism operation along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border
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Afghan Taliban send team to Russia after US talks collapse
Taliban also plan to visit China, Iran and Central Asian states
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Pakistan calls for early resumption of Afghan peace process
Talks had brightened prospects to put in place the first foundation of a settlement, says Lodhi
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War-hardened Afghans discover a new sport: rugby
18 teams have been formed in schools and universities around Kabul and six more in provinces outside the capital
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Reluctant Bangladesh captain Shakib takes blame for Afghan loss
The 32-year-old took the test captaincy in 2017 from batsman Mushfiqur Rahim for his second stint
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Taliban vow to fight on after Trump says talks are 'dead'
Taliban's statement came hours after Trump told reporters that the US was walking away from negotiations
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Trump says Taliban talks 'dead,' US military to ramp up Afghanistan operations
General McKenzie says Taliban "overplayed their hand" in peace negotiation
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COAS, Centcom chief discuss Kashmir, Afghan issues
Meeting comes in the wake of Trump’s decision to cancel peace talks with Taliban
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Scrapping Afghan summit, Trump makes US even less predictable
Points to Taliban's killing of a US soldier in a bombing in Kabul
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The American nightmare
Both seem to be using the surge in violence as an excuse to delay negotiations and want the Taliban to lay down arms
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On again, off again: Erratic history of talks with the Taliban
US president accuses Taliban of using an attack in Kabul to 'build false leverage'
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Afghanistan: A look at war-torn nation's troubled past
Conflict and endemic corruption have shredded Afghanistan's infrastructure and economy
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Taliban must act wisely
The Taliban have been waging an asymmetrical war in Afghanistan in which there cannot be a clear winner or loser
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Trump says he cancelled peace talks with Afghan Taliban
Afghan govt praises 'sincere efforts of its allies', reaffirms commitment to work with US for lasting peace
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Imminent Afghan deal: Call for 'orderly' troop pullout
Pakistan, China and Afghanistan foreign ministers discuss counter-terror efforts, BRI cooperation
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Sidelined young Afghans pen 'letters of pain' as war rages
Says the letters aims to give a voice to young Afghans who feel ignored and powerless at this point in time
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Taliban assault provincial capital in west Afghanistan
Remote poppy-growing region borders Iran and has been the scene of intense fighting in recent years
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Afghanistan's women pioneers fearful as US-Taliban deal looms
Strictly patriarchal Afghanistan has been one of the world's worst places for women
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Taliban suicide bomber kills at least 10 in Kabul, 42 wounded
An American service member was among the dead - the second confirmed foreign soldier to die in the blast
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Afghan endgame
Despite such a strong US force, the Taliban now rule an even larger part of the land than they did prior to the war
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The storm before the calm
The strategy of a storm before the calm has been working for the Taliban and they see no reason to change course
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Islamabad will continue to facilitate Afghan peace process: FM Qureshi
Pakistan is ready to defend itself if India chooses the path of aggression, says foreign minister
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Afghan forces secure Kunduz after Taliban attack: official
As Washington's special envoy says the US and Taliban were on the brink of a deal
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US, Taliban 'at threshold' of Afghan deal
US peace envoy Khalilzad to reach Kabul after wrapping up ninth round of Qatar talks
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Trump says US has good negotiations with Taliban but no deal yet
Says American forces would remain in the country even if Washington reaches an agreement to end the 18-year war
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US says 'premature' to discuss future Afghan counterterrorism mission
Joseph Dunford says US will make sure Afghanistan is not a sanctuary
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Pakistan must solve Kashmir bilaterally
The world does not punish war criminals, the world punishes the weak
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Pakistan refutes Afghanistan’s claim about recent firing incident
Cross border attacks on Army or FC posts are responded in self-defence only, says FO
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Taliban say near agreement on US withdrawal from Afghanistan
Negotiations over how to end the 18-year war in Afghanistan have been held in Qatar’s capital since late last year
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US to take Afghan govt into confidence over peace agreement
Sources say Pakistan to facilitate meetings between Afghan govt and Taliban
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Deal with US will not stop attacks on Afghan forces: Taliban
Both groups have been negotiating in Qatar since 2018 on a deal centred on the withdrawal of US forces
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Pakistan’s Afghan problem
Continued fighting will most likely produce another wave of Afghan refugees into Pakistan
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Three wounded in IED blast outside Pakistan consulate in Jalalabad
FO spokesperson says govt in contact with Afghan authorities to ensure strengthened security at premises
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Two US soldiers 'killed in action' in Afghanistan
At least 14 US military members have been killed in action in Afghanistan this year
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Experts call for end to blame game for better Pak-Afghan ties
Pakistan should avoid linking Kashmir to Afghanistan as they are exclusive domains says Afghan delegate
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Afghanistan’s peace and Kashmir
The statements linking the Afghan peace process with the resolution of the Kashmir issue have not gone well
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Kabul: carnage in a wedding hall
The path to peace has many roadblocks that must be overcome, such as the exit of foreign forces
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Over 70 injured as blasts, rocket attack mar Afghanistan's independence celebrations
10 bombs explode at restaurants, public squares in Jalalabad; five rockets fired at celebration venue in Mehtralam
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Trump hails 'very good' discussions with the Taliban
Expectations are rising for a deal in which the United States would start withdrawing its soldiers from Afghanistan
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Kuchlak blast
There is need to further beef up security at mosques, especially those administered by high-profile people
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India, not Pakistan, to lose Kashmir
Pakistan needs to play this game started by India not as a T20 cricket match but a test series
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Exclusive: Shared Afghanistan interests create opening for US-Iran back channel: sources
As intermediaries secretly relay messages between Washington and Tehran at a time of heightened hostility
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Suicide bomber kills 63, injures over 180 at Kabul wedding
Islamic State claims responsibility; Pakistan condemns 'heinous' attack, says common threat must be defeated...
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Gen Akhtar Abdul Rahman, the man behind the Soviet defeat in Afghanistan
Excerpts from the book “The Bear Trap”
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The grand Indian extortion
India is notorious in sabotaging similar initiatives and uses everything in its power to derail Afghan peace process
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Afghan palace emerges from ruins as centenary nears
Work at the palace must be completed by August 19, the date marking 100 years of Afghan independence from Britain
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When school's not safe: Afghan war takes toll on kids
War explosives account for 84 per cent of all child casualties in Afghanistan
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What if Taliban are back in the saddle in Afghanistan
To what extent will the Taliban shun their old ways, particularly related to human rights, once in power?
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Training in Peshawar lands Shahzad in trouble
The wicketkeeper-batsman had earlier threatened to quit cricket after 2019 World Cup snub