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What the Taliban and Pakistan Lose If Afghan Peace Negotiations Fail
The UN and US may also create special sanctions to punish Pakistan if their proxy force walks out of peace talks. It is possible that all Pakistani military and intelligence members and their families could be named in sanctions for…
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Where India Stands on Peace in Afghanistan
Many in Pakistan insinuate that India is sabotaging the Doha negotiations because India would not like Afghanistan and Pakistan to have good relations
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No Agreement on Code of Conduct: Gov’t Negotiating team
The Afghan government delegation in Qatar rejects news that Government-Taliban negotiating teams agree on principles and procedure for peace talks.
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Urgent: Gov’t – Taliban Negotiators Agree on Code of Conduct
The Afghan government and Taliban delegations have agreed on a code of conduct to continue peace talks, according to reports from Doha.
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Dr Abdullah Heads to India
The head of High Council for National Reconciliation (HCNR) Abdullah Abdullah, leading a delegation, headed to India for talks on Afghan peace process.
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Intra-Afghan Talks; Khalilzad, Gen. Miller Meet President Ghani in Doha
They discussed the latest on Afghan peace process and the ongoing peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban, says Afghan presidential spokesman.
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Pakistan Quietly reaches out to all Afghan Players
Pakistan has quietly been making efforts for the last several weeks to reach out to all key players in Afghanistan in order to dispel the impression that it is supporting a particular group.
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President Ghani Leaves Kabul for Kuwait, Qatar
President Ashraf Ghani leading a high-level government delegation left Kabul early Monday morning for official visits to Kuwait and Qatar, according to Arg.
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Doha Agreement Strengthened Taliban’s Sense of Success
Former Iranian envoy to Afghanistan Mohammad Reza Bahrami says that US-Taliban Doha deal was inherently a factor in strengthening the Taliban’s sense of success.
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Peace is our Priority, but we are Ready for any Scenario: NSA Mohib
Afghan National Security Adviser (NSA) Hamdullah Mohib says that achieving peace through negotiation is the priority of the Afghan government and all efforts are focused on it, but in the event of a possible failure of peace negotiations, the government…
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