AT News KABUL: Taliban officials have claimed uncertainty about whether all their inmates have been freed from Afghanistan prisons. A senior Taliban militant says their technical team had not confirmed that all militant prisoners have been released. The list of released prisoners should be analyzed and confirmed, the Taliban official …
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AT News KABUL: Local officials in eastern Laghman said that the Taliban insurgents killed one public uprising force and wounded three others in Alishing district of the province, official said on Saturday. Provincial Governor’s Spokesman, Asadullah Dawlatzai said the militant conducted an attack on a security checkpoint on Friday night …
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AT News KABUL: The government of Iran has insisted for the preservation of the “Republic System” in Afghanistan in the wake of peace talks with the Taliban. Following an Iranian delegation’s visit to Kabul, the country’s Foreign Ministry in a statement said they stressed for a lasting “Republic System” and …
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AT News KABUL: The Afghan security forces killed at least 25 Taliban insurgents in a latest military sting in the western Herat province, defense ministry said on Saturday. Eight other Taliban fighters received injuries in the assault. It has been for days that scores of Taliban rebels had gathered in …
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AT News KABUL: Afghanistan has recorded 20 new positive coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours, bringing the total tally to 38,324 across the country. The Ministry of Public Health on Saturday said that out of 231 suspected samples, 20 were reported positive—seven cases were recorded in Kabul, five in …
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A Constitutional amendment to allow for a trajectory after Taliban talks now seems highly likely AT News KABUL: With Afghanistan on the cusp of marathon peace talks, chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation, Dr Abdullah Abdullah, is expected to visit Qatar to kick off negotiations with the militant …
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The Afghanistan-Pakistan ties are more often than not strained and less than cordial. The neighboring country tests the Afghan nation’s patience time and again through its aggression into Afghan territory. In a recent happening, a clash occurred between the Afghan security forces and Pakistani troops in the Torkham crossing point …
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Dr. Rangeen Dadfar Spanta was a policymaker and senior official of Afghanistan government after 2001. He served as President Hamid Karzai’s international relations advisor, foreign minister and national security advisor. He played a pivotal role in negotiating and crafting the U.S.–Afghanistan Strategic Partnership Agreement in 2005. Dr. Spanta, however, contends …
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The Afghan government and the Taliban will go ahead with peace talks in Doha in the near future. The prisoners’ release process eventually after so many ups and downs came to an end. Tiny issues still remain unsolved, but it will not damage the prospect of the peace process. Both …
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AT News KABUL: At least 46 Taliban insurgents were killed and 37 others wounded in clashes with the Afghan security forces in the North of Afghanistan. The 209 Shaheen corps said Friday in a statement that Taliban planed to set attacks on security forces in Qaisar district of Faryab, with …
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