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Taliban pile pressure on Afghan government forces in west
The fighting is still on, says Afghan defense ministry spokesperson
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Cross-border terrorism threatens Pak-India peace, Afghan stability: US general
CENTCOM Commander General Votel says terrorist organisations based in Afghanistan conduct attacks inside Pakistan
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Afghan forces clash with Taliban to hold military base
Afghan forces killed at least nine Taliban insurgents, including three suicide bombers,
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US could withdraw troops from Afghanistan within five years
US has pushed for ceasefire and opening of dialogue between the Taliban and Kabul government
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Election rival says Afghan President Ghani hindering peace deal
Atmar, who speaks fluent English is well liked by Western officials
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Experts urge Pakistan to be watchful of US-Taliban peace deal
As several similar deals have been initiated by the US in the past as well, only to be retracted later
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Khalilzad terms Doha talks with Taliban ‘productive’
US representative for Afghanistan reconciliation vows to take ‘slow and steady steps’ toward peace in Afghanistan
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US, Taliban talk troop withdrawal, counter-terrorism at peace talks
United Nations has documented the deaths of tens of thousands of Afghan civilians, mostly from insurgent attacks
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Qatar says Mullah Baradar will lead US-Taliban talks in Doha this week
Baradar was released from a Pakistani jail in October
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Expectations surge ahead of new US-Taliban talks
Analysts say this round of talks will likely see Taliban push for removal of its leaders from a UN travel blacklist
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Taliban have not changed, warn Afghans living under their rule
A fresh round of negotiations between the Taliban and Washington is set to begin in Doha
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New Taliban political chief to miss upcoming peace talks with US
Senior Taliban leaders say Mullah Baradar would not be travelling to Qatar
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Cancelled talks
Prioritising is in order on Pakistan’s part as well as some organisation on the US and Afghan Taliban’s part
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US may trim over 1,000 troops from Afghanistan in belt-tightening
The Pentagon says US troop levels in Afghanistan are at around 14,000 but adds the number can fluctuate
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Peace prospects in Afghanistan: potentials for BRI and CPEC
Pakistan’s efforts of promoting peace must be lauded internationally
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Afghan peace: FM to present Pakistan's stance at Munich Security Conference
FM will meet Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, US senators and counterparts from Russia, Germany and Canada
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Pakistan to host US-Taliban talks on Feb 18
Taliban delegation also to meet PM Imran Khan in Islamabad
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Taliban unveil negotiating team ahead of US peace talks
US envoy Khalilzad hopes to strike a deal with the Taliban before the Afghan presidential elections in July
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'Intra-Afghan' talks: US envoy to visit Pakistan, Afghanistan on six-nation tour
Acting Pentagon chief also arrives in Afghanistan on surprise visit
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Afghan president offers Taliban local office, but group wants Doha instead
Taliban negotiators are due to meet US envoy for another round of talks in Qatar
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Trump says 'it's time' to end Afghan war - can he?
After 17 years, countless thousands of civilian and military deaths, and more than $1 trillion in US cash
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Moscow talks
If the govt in Kabul is not directly involved, do talks, or the government, have any legitimacy?
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Taliban sit for second day with Afghan leaders in Moscow
The Moscow meet comes a week after Taliban held talks toward ending 17 years of fighting with Americans in Doha
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Russia firms up foothold in Afghanistan as US eyes exit
Moscow brought together the Taliban and powerful Afghan politicians for a two days of unprecedented talks
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Taliban take centre stage as Kabul cut out of peace talks
President Ashraf Ghani is being pushed to the sidelines as the Taliban ignore his overtures for peace
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Taliban demand new constitution for Afghanistan at rare talks
Taliban spokesperson terms govt's constitution as invalid, imported from the West
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The endgame
There are two key actors left in Afghan peace equation: the US and the Taliban
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The ticking clocks of Afghan peace process
It took the US 17 years to wrestle with the idea of what it would take to defeat the Taliban
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Trump 'serious' about Afghan withdrawal, Taliban say
Development comes a day after US said talks are 'on the right path'
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Qureshi-Mirwaiz phone talk sparks diplomatic spat
FO spokesperson says India should not drag Pakistan into its elections
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Taliban-US deal
Bringing peace to Afghanistan is a daunting task
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Russian links with Taliban good for America
Instead of sweeping opposition, the US should compartmentalise its relations with Russia
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US envoy confirms 'draft framework' with Afghan Taliban
Afghan authorities warn that any deal between US, Taliban would require Kabul's endorsement
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Afghan president calls for 'serious talks' with Taliban
Taliban have long refused to negotiate with Afghan government to end the 17-year conflict
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Afghans hope for peace but fear bloodshed as US, Taliban talk
Taliban are widely believed to want to return to power and reimpose their own strict interpretation of sharia law
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Doha dialogue: US admits troops to be withdrawn 'soon' from Afghanistan
Taliban agree to not let al Qaeda, militant Islamic State establish presence in Afghanistan
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Mullah Baradar appointed new head of Taliban office in Doha
Mullah Baradar was captured in a joint ISI-CIA raid in Karachi in 2010, released in October 2018
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Kartarpur Corridor talks: India's 'childish' reply dismays Pakistan
FO says Pakistan also takes part in the ongoing US-Taliban meeting for Afghan peace in Qatar
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US-Taliban peace talks raise Afghan hopes as meeting in Qatar enters fourth day
During first two days, high-level huddle focused on a roadmap for withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan
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Afghanistan says Taliban mastermind of deadly attack on military base killed
Noman, along with seven others, was targeted after being identified by the NDS forces in an operative task
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Car bomb attack kills eight security force members in Afghanistan's south
The bomber detonated an explosives-packed car close to the governor’s convoy
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Afghan Taliban rule out talks with US in Pakistan
Spokesperson says militant group will not hold any meeting with US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad in Islamabad
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Pakistan, US agree on ‘intra-Afghan dialogue’
US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad holds talks with foreign secretary
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Pakistan applying pressure over Afghan peace talks, claim Taliban officials
Recent arrest and release of a senior Taliban leader in Peshawar termed as pressurising tactic
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Taliban claim Kabul truck bomb attack, warn more to follow
According to Kabul police, most of the victims are Afghan civilians
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Five killed in militant attack on Afghan police station
Another two officers wounded
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Taliban kill more than 30 members of Afghan security forces and militias
Attacks occur in Kunduz, Baghlan, Takhar, and Badghis
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Talks with Taliban: Pakistan playing positive role, says Afghan envoy
Omar Daudzai says Pakistan is playing positive role in Afghan peace talks
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Bumpy road to Afghan peace
Taliban call off fourth round of talks with the United States to be held in Doha
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Taliban kill Afghan govt employee who was also part-time journalist
According to Reporters Without Borders, Taliban have repeatedly targeted Afghan journalists killing 15 in 2018