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Taliban confirm all aboard crashed Punjab govt helicopter being held
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani instructs security forces to recover crew members
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Ball in Kabul’s court now to revive peace talks, say Afghan Taliban
Group confirms they have sought China’s role in restarting dialogue
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Most Islamic State fighters in Afghanistan are TTP men: top US commander
Gen Nicholson says many IS fighters are from Orakzai Agency and had been forced out of Pakistan due to Zarb-e-Azb
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China praises Afghanistan for fight against Chinese separatist group
China is working with Pakistan and the US to broker peace talks to end Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan
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Afghan Taliban seek Chinese role in talks
Insurgent group confirms visit to China as Kabul warms up to Beijing’s role
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Taliban are terrorists, says Imran Khan
PTI chief rubbishes claims he supports TTP, defends grant to Darul Uloom Haqqania
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Ignoring Pakistan will be dangerous for US: John McCain
McCain urges US, Pakistan and Afghanistan to get down to the business of fighting their common terrorist enemies
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Al Qaeda chief calls for increased kidnappings of Westerners
Zawahiri is believed to be seeking refuge in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border area
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Be prepared for mines, mullahs: Afghan Scouts' reborn
'These lessons might one day save my and my family's life' 16-year-old Aref Qasemi says
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Afghan rulers in the dock
When will Hamid Karzai be held accountable?
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Countering poisonous ideologies through radio
To respond to challenge of extremism, ‘infotainment’ can be an effective technique broadcasting industry can utilise
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Rights group slams Afghan child labour
Child workers undertake dangerous jobs in carpet industry, as bonded labour in brick kilns, and as metal workers
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Pentagon chief Carter lands in Afghanistan
Despite a 15-year international effort to defeat the Taliban, the resurgent group controls large areas of Afghanistan
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APS attack mastermind likely killed in US drone strike: official
A drone strike in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province reportedly killed Umar Mansur along with four others
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Mullah Mansoor was ‘about to join peace talks’ when killed
Taliban leader claims May 21 US attack was a conspiracy
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Local roots of transnational terrorism
The sooner Muslim states recognise that the key solutions to extremism and terrorism lie in their hands, the better
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Peace overtures with Pakistan have failed, says Afghan leader
Ashraf Ghani accuses Islamabad of continuing to make distinction between ‘good and bad terrorists’.
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Open criticism, unruly militias add to Afghan government woes
Rivalry has simmered for years, but according to a recent report, areas of north have descended into lawlessness
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Bystanders killed, injured in attack on commander in eastern Afghanistan
The attacker targeted the vehicle of Haji Hayat Khan, a leader in a local movement opposing IS militants in Nangarhar
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New Taliban leader tells US to end Afghan 'occupation' in first message
Akhundzada made a speech on the eve of Eidul Fitr
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Dialogues with HIA in jeopardy as talks with Taliban fail
Various elements blamed for deadlock in peace process
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Taliban kill 30 police cadets in Kabul
Under new leader, the insurgents have made it clear they will continue attacks on the Western-backed government
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Kabul to investigate child sex slavery fuelling insider attacks
'Anyone found guilty will be prosecuted and punished in accordance and in full compliance of the Afghan laws' Ghani
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US carries out first Taliban strikes under new rules
Pentagon says strikes were carried out in southern Afghanistan
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US carries out first Taliban strikes under new rules
President Barack Obama this month announced greater powers for US forces to go after the Taliban
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14 dead in TTP-Afghan Taliban clash
Skirmish took place in Afghanistan’s Kunar province
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A snapshot of Taliban economy
Hundreds of thousands of people are associated with the weapons’ manufacturing industry now controlled by the Taliban
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Pak-Afghan relations: Bilateral ties only solution to Taliban
Speakers underscore importance of tackling problem together.
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Afghan Taliban release some kidnapped bus passengers
Taliban say they decided to free the hostages after they were found to be 'innocent'
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Taliban stop vehicles, abduct 25 Afghans
Provincial governor’s spokesperson Omar Zwak says, 18 women and children were released by Taliban after the incident
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Taliban use child sex slaves to kill Afghan police
'The Taliban are sending beautiful boys to penetrate checkpoints and kill, drug and poison policemen'
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Bacha bazi: Afghan subculture of child sex slaves
The subculture of keeping boys for personal servitude and sexual pleasure is a centuries-old practice in Afghanistan
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Taliban use 'honey trap' boys to kill Afghan police
The Taliban have used the pervasive practice to mount a wave of Trojan Horse attacks, killing hundreds of policemen
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Al Qaeda leader pledges allegiance to new Taliban leader
As leader of al Qaeda organisation for jihad, I extend my pledge of allegiance once again, said 14 minute recording
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Obama approves more aggressive Taliban fight
'This is using the forces we have...in a better way, basically, as we go through this fighting season' Secy Ash Carter
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Afghan Taliban refuse to cease fire in Ramazan
UN, Afghan High Peace Council call for cessation of hostilities during the month.
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Seven killed as Taliban gunmen raid Afghan courthouse
The Taliban said the attack was in retaliation for the execution of six Taliban-linked inmates in early May
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Of double games and triple crossing
Afghanistan is a mess due to America’s restlessness on how best to deal with Afghanistan
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The case of the mysterious drone
It seems that Mullah Mansour's was was left at the location of drone strike to be found
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17 abducted minority Hazaras freed in Afghanistan
The incident came after the Taliban killed 10 bus passengers and kidnapped dozens of others earlier this week
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Number of Afghans fleeing war doubles to 1.2 million, says Amnesty
Civilians are increasingly caught in the crosshairs of Afghanistan's worsening conflict
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Taliban kill 16 bus passengers in northern Afghanistan: officials
Around 200 passengers were travelling in the buses when they were stopped by the Taliban
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US to welcome engagement efforts by new Taliban leader
State Dept spokesman says coordinating with Kabul on Fazlullah.
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Pakistan could abandon Afghan projects, says official
Harassment of Pakistani nationals, who are working on various projects, is now common, says Pakistani official
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With a new leader, will Taliban finally come to talks?
Pakistan says drone strike detrimental to its sovereignty and overall peace process
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Will Taliban finally come to talks?
Pakistan says drone strike detrimental to its sovereignty and overall peace process
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Speculation abounds over new Taliban chief's leaked photo
The clarity of the image has led some to speculate that intelligence agencies were behind its circulation
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Afghanistan sees Taliban leader as rigid conservative uninterested in peace
In his former role, Haibadullah was responsible for issuing a series of death sentences against opponents of Mansour
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Obama at G7 says 'doubtful' Taliban will talk peace with Kabul soon
Taliban unlikely to come to the table for peace talks with the government of Afghanistan, says US president
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Taliban pick ‘apolitical’ successor to Mansoor
Maulvi Haibatullah is new Taliban chief; Sirajuddin Haqqani and Maulvi Yaqoob will be his deputies