Page 47 - Latest Updates on Taliban
Withdrawal symptoms
US' unilateral Afghan departure is a concern for India
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EU envoy to Afghanistan hopes Taliban will not miss Turkey conference
Andreas von Brandt, the EU ambassador in Afghanistan, on Saturday urged the Taliban to take the upcoming UN-led conference on Afghanistan seriously and hoped that the Taliban will not miss it
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Sanctuaries in Pakistan helped in Taliban's success, says US Senator
Pakistan has played on both sides of the field in Afghanistan, says Jack Reed.
Intel on Russia putting 'bounties' on US troops shaky, says White House
Assessment revealed as the US announces a host of new sanctions on the Russian government
We have won the Afghanistan war and America has lost, say Taliban
China voiced concern over the US' decision to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan by September
US military alliance pulling out of Afghanistan worrying for India: Experts
Joe Biden has announced that all American troops would be withdrawn from Afghanistan by September 11
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It's time to end America's longest war: Joe Biden on Afghanistan
US President Joe Biden on Wednesday said it is time to end America's longest war in Afghanistan, a responsibility which he does not want to pass on to his successor.
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Joe Biden set to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan by September 11
Biden's decision would miss a May 1 deadline for withdrawal agreed to with the Taliban by his predecessor Donald Trump
Biden committed to bringing responsible end to Afghan conflict: White House
Biden is committed is to bringing a responsible end to the conflict in Afghanistan and ensuring that the country can never again become a haven for terrorists, the White House has said
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Taliban threaten attacks if foreign troops stay in Afghanistan past May 1
Taliban militants have warned that they will resume attacks against foreign forces if they do not withdraw from Afghanistan by the May 1
Biden administration to resume talks with Taliban, India to watch closely
US State Department has announced the resumption of talks with Taliban as the US Special Representative for Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad is set to visit Kabul, Doha and other regional capitals
Biden would not be okay if the Taliban ruled Afghanistan: White House
"I don''t think he would say he''d be okay with that," White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters on Tuesday when asked if Biden is okay with the Taliban ruling Afghanistan
Afghanistan: UN says civilian casualties down by 15 per cent last year
President Joe Biden''s administration is reviewing the U.S.-Taliban peace deal that was signed February 29 last year
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Kunduz: Afghan Army frees 23 security personnel from Taliban jail
The Taliban is yet to comment on the ANA rescue operations. More details are awaited
Afghanistan: At least 30 Taliban militants killed in Balkh Province blast
The spokesman, however, failed to identify the nationality of the foreigners killed in the blast but said the blast took place at 9:25 a.m. local time
Over 90 militants killed in Afghan strikes amid stalled peace talks
Airstrikes were also conducted in Aqtepa's neighbouring Gortepa village earlier in the day, which killed 26 militants
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These sneakers are synonymous with Taliban, evoking a sense of dread
Called Cheetahs, the sneakers are produced by Servis Shoes, one of the largest shoe companies in Pakistan
US State Secy speaks with Afghan President, discusses bilateral partnership
The Secretary reiterated his desire for all Afghan leaders to support this historic opportunity for peace while preserving the progress made over the last 20 years
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Zalmay Khalilzad told to continue with Afghan peace talks: Blinken
Biden Administration has started the process of reviewing the peace deal with the Taliban, Secretary of State Tony Blinken told reporters at his maiden news conference
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Joe Biden administration set to review Trump era deal with Taliban
US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan told his Afghan counterpart that President Joe Biden's administration will review Washington's peace deal with the Taliban, the White House said on Friday.
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