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Afghan Taliban reveal burial place of movement’s founder Mullah Omar
Spokesperson says senior leaders attended a ceremony at his gravesite near Omarzo, in Suri district of Zabul province
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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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Art of intelligence deception
The recent work on the life of the Taliban leader might also be another deception effort
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Mullah Omar’s hideout
According to the Taliban, Omar never visited Pakistan or any other country for a single day
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'Taliban leader Mullah Omar lived next to US Afghan base'
New biography says Omar was living just three miles from a major US Forward Operating Base in Zabul
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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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30 dead, hundreds wounded as Taliban attack rattles Kabul
PM Nawaz Sharif condemns incident; Dr Abduallah Abdullah postpones Pakistan visit
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Mullah Omar’s son given senior Taliban military position
Mullah Yaqoob, uncle, also inducted into group’s top decision-making council
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Rare new picture surfaces of Taliban founder Mullah Omar
The picture was taken while Mullah Omar was a student at a madrassa in Kandahar, an official said
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Mullah Omar’s family declares allegiance to new Taliban chief
Former chief’s son and brother end their opposition to Mullah Mansoor
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Mullah Omar's son disputes claims of killing, says father died natural death
Some Taliban commanders claim Mullah Omar was killed; demand investigation into death and location of his grave
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Afghan Taliban admit covering up Mullah Omar's death
A Taliban statement admits for the first time that the leader died on April 23, 2013
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Mullah Akhtar Mansoor welcomes Zawahiri's pledge of loyalty
Mullah Akhtar Mansoor takes charge as the IS group makes gradual inroads into Afghanistan
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Kabul attacks
Death of Mullah Omar, whenever or wherever that happened, has provoked a churn that has no obvious ending
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Mullah Omar did not die in Pakistan, defence minister tells NA
Khawaja Asif refutes claims that Afghan Taliban supremo was buried in Pakistan
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Sher Abbas Stanekzai replaces Tayyeb Agha as Taliban's chief negotiator
Appointment comes a day after Tayyeb Agha resigned over appointment of Mullah Omar's successor
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Mullah Omar’s demise — opportunities and risks
Now that Afghanistan has legitimate elected govt, military establishment should gradually distance itself from Taliban
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Afghan Taliban dismiss reports of Mullah Omar's son's murder in Pakistan
Afghanistan official claimed Mullah Yaqub was killed in Quetta by supporters of new Taliban chief Akhtar Mansoor
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Afghan Taliban leaders to re-elect Mullah Omar's successor
Akhtar Mansoor was rejected as Taliban leaders not consulted before electing new chief
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Whither now for the Taliban?
Mullah Akhtar Mansoor may have come to top of the pile at the right time, but question is — who put him there, why?
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Courting Kabul
Pakistan wanted to woo Kabul but it ended up alienating almost everyone in and around it
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Mullah Mansour, pragmatic heir to Taliban leadership
According to Taliban sources, Mansoor has effectively been in charge since 2013
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Rift widens as Taliban name Omar's successor
Mullah Omar's son and several other top leaders unhappy with the decision to name Mansoor as supreme leader
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Is Mullah Omar's death Afghan Taliban's loss and Islamic State's gain?
Observers say Mullah Omar's death will trigger a power struggle within the already fractious movement
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Govt remains tightlipped, as lawmakers demand answers on Mullah Omar's 'death'
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali has also refrained from commenting on the issue
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Taliban supremo Mullah Omar is dead?
Afghan govt confirms the death of the elusive leader
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Taliban leader Mullah Omar died in a Karachi hospital in 2013, says Afghanistan
Afghan government statement also confirms Omar's death, says grounds for peace talks are now more paved than before
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Mullah Omar’s approval could formalise Afghan reconciliation
I welcome the remarks of the Taliban leader who has described talks as a solution to the problem