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US military member Killed in Afghanistan: RS
A U.S. service member was killed in Afghanistan on Saturday, the NATO-led Resolute Support mission said in a statement
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Maulana Sufi Mohammad Dies
Maulana Sufi Mohammad, a radical cleric from Pakistan who traveled to neighboring Afghanistan to battle international forces after the 2001 U.S.-led invasion, has died at the age of 94, according to reports
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Start of Talks between Gov’t and Taliban is the only way forward: Karzai
Afghanistan's peace process "must be fully Afghan-owned and Afghan-led," said Hamid Karzai, former president of the country, at the 8th World Peace Forum held in Beijing on Tuesday
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Intra-Afghan Meeting was Successful: Qatari officials
Qatari Foreign Ministry announced the success of intra-Afghan meeting in Doha
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Doha Conference ended by Issuance of a Joint Resolution
The two-day intra-Afghan conference about the Afghan peace process in Qatar ended by issuing a joint resolution consists of eight issues
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Doha Intra-Afghan Conference; Committee set up to Prepare Joint Statement
An eight-member committee has reportedly formed from both the Afghan delegates as well as the Taliban in the second day of Doha meeting to prepare a joint statement
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First day of Doha Meeting; Taliban Wants to be part of Power
During the first day of intra-Afghan dialogue in Doha, Taliban has reportedly said that they want to be part of the power as the two sides expressed their views
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Taliban Claim Ghazni Car Bomb Blast amid Intra-Afghan Conference
Taliban in a statement claimed the responsibility of a car bomb explosion in central Ghazni province as the intra-Afghan conference set to begin in Doha
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Afghan Delegation for Doha Talks Off to Qatar
The Afghanistani delegation which is expected to attend an intra-Afghan meeting in Doha, Qatar has left Kabul Saturday for Qatar
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Murder, Flee and Slaughter; What is going on in Persian Gulf Royal Families?
Although the Gulf Empire ruling families have been able to keep off various countries in the arena of foreign policy by the oil’s windfall money, and suppressed their political opponents in the domestic arena, disagreements and decay from within these…
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