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Islamic State in Afghanistan
The suicide bombing on July 23 killed 80 people and injured 230
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Pakistan, Iran discuss border management, regional security
NSA Lt-Gen (retd) Nasser Janjua is also expected to meet Afghan President Ashraf Ghani during his tour to Iran
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Civilian casualties increase as Afghan troops battle Taliban: UN
Report says overall at least 1,601 civilians killed and 3,565 wounded in the war in the first six months of 2016
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Islamic State expanding foothold in Afghanistan
The Islamic State claimed twin suicide attacks in Kabul on Saturday
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Kabul in mourning after deadliest attack in 15 years
President Ghani renames the site of the attack as 'Martyr's Square'
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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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Hazaras in the crosshairs: 80 dead in Kabul bloodbath
Over 230 wounded in Da’ish-claimed suicide attacks on protest rally
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At least 80 dead, 231 hurt as Hazara rally attacked in Kabul
Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the deadly attack
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Kidnapped Indian charity worker rescued in Afghanistan
'I am happy to inform you that Judith D'Souza has been rescued' India's Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said on...
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Afghan govt blamed for delays in parliamentary elections
National Assembly rejects electoral reforms again over lack of consensus.
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Visa exemptions obtained for crossing Torkham
The visa relaxation was approved after a meeting was held with Pakistani officials responsible for border affairs
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Islamabad, Kabul to take up border dispute
July 26 meeting aims to prevent border clashes
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Afghan brothers launch new mine-hunting drone
Landmines are scattered in 78 countries, and each year kill between 15,000 and 20,000 people
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Waste fears as Afghan soldiers cash in on spent ammo
United States spent $300 million on ammunition for Afghan army and police last year
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Pistachios, Afghanistan's green gold, coveted by Taliban
Exports of the popular crop was worth $4.2 million in 2014
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Islamabad pessimistic about upturn in ties with Kabul
Officials say plans to set up high-level bilateral mechanism have stalled
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Pakistan firm on sending Afghan refugees back
UNHCR, Kabul, Islamabad to decide timeline for return
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Afghan rulers in the dock
When will Hamid Karzai be held accountable?
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Five Pakistanis killed in Afghan Nato air strike
About 30 people were killed and several others injured when Nato planes attacked a suspected convoy of drug smugglers
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Dealing with the Afghan imbroglio
If the Taliban forces gain more territory, as they are expected to do, the pressure on Pakistan will increase
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Ghani confirms APS mastermind’s death to PM Nawaz
Perpetrators of school massacre got the ultimate response, says Afghan leader
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Halting of peace talks triggers uncertainty
Hizb-e-Islami blames Dr Abdullah for deadlock in peace deal with govt.
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Halting of peace talks causes uncertainties
Hizb-e-Islami blames Dr Abdullah for deadlock in peace deal with govt
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Afghan president ordered US drone strike on APS mastermind, says envoy
Umar Mansur was killed in a drone strike in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province on July 9
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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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Afghanistan welcomes NATO's renewed security pledge
NATO officials did not say in Warsaw when the alliance's longest military engagement might end
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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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Pakistan dismayed at Ghani’s remarks
'We expect cooperation of the Afghan government in our fight against terrorism through effective border management'
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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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NATO allies commit around $1 billion per year to support Afghan forces
NATO allies stump up around $1 billion a year over the next three years to help fund the Afghan military
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Australia pledges extra $300 million for Afghan security forces
About 270 Australian troops are serving in the NATO-led force
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Shahzad sets up Afghanistan win over Scotland
31-year-old scored 84 runs off 91-balls with help of eight fours and two sixes
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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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Taliban suicide bombers kill 27, wound 40 in attack on Afghan police
FO condemns attack; says Pakistan stands in solidarity with Afghan people in testing times
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Rumi wasn't yours: Afghan fury as Iran, Turkey claim Sufi poet
Rumi is one of the best-selling poets in the US, and his works have been translated into more than 23 languages
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Afghan media groups decry rise in violence against journalists
Twenty-two cases were reported in June, around double the monthly level seen in past years
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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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After four months: Hizb-Kabul talks collapse
Hekmatyar refuses to accept Afghan-US security pact
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In search of elusive peace: Afghan govt, Hizb struggle to salvage peace deal
Hekmatyar sends senior aide to Kabul to iron out differences
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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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Nepal bars its citizens from working in Afghanistan
The government said the safety of Nepalis working in danger zones was its "major concern"
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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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Bomb kills at least 8 in northeast Afghanistan: officials
Governor Keshim gave a toll of at least ten killed and 30 wounded
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14 Nepali guards among 25 killed in Afghanistan attacks
Nine other people were wounded, including five Nepalese and four Afghans, ministry says
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Pakistan unlikely to budge on new border rules
Prime minister’s foreign policy adviser Sartaj Aziz says Pakistan will retaliate, if attacked again
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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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Army chief, US commander discuss Pakistan, Afghanistan border mechanism
ISPR says regional security issues and matters of mutual interest, including border management, discussed
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Afghanistan declines invite to send its NSA, FM to Pakistan
Move suggests Kabul not interested in ‘meaningful engagement’
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Nawaz, Karzai call for peaceful resolution of Torkham border issue
Hamid Karzai visits PM Nawaz in London to inquire about health following open heart surgery