Peace
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Khalilzad Meets Abdullah in Kabul
Starting his new round of trips to the region, US Special Representative on Afghan peace process Zalmay Khalilzad met the head of High Council for National Reconciliation Abdullah Abdullah at the Sapidar palace on Monday morning
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Khalilzad Expected in Kabul for Talks on Lasting Ceasefire
US special envoy on Afghan peace process Zalmay Khalilzad is due in Afghanistan, Qatar, and other regional capitals to resume talks on a permanent ceasefire, the US state department said in a statement
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Doha Deal meant to End war in Afghanistan, only Embolden Taliban
Instead of peace, Taliban offensives swept the country, overrunning checkpoints and surrounding key cities like Kandahar and Lashkar Gah
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Taliban Sieged in Kandahar’s Arghandab: Andarabi
Afghan Interior Minister, Mohammad Massoud Andarabi, says that Taliban have lost the war in Kandahar’s Arghandab district
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FM Atmar Leaves for Russia
Leading a high-level delegation, Afghan Foreign Minister (FM) Mohammad Haneef Atmar departed for Russia as part of a three-day visit
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After Long Pause, Government-Taliban Teams hold Meeting
After a several-week pause, some members and chairmen of the government and Taliban negotiating teams held a meeting on Monday evening in Doha and stressed the need to continue negotiations
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America Is Going the Same Way as the Soviets in Afghanistan
The Biden administration has seen that reconciliation efforts among Afghan factions is not straightforward. The Soviets experienced this too
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Rahmatullah Nabil’s Revelation about recent Explosions in Kabul
The Fatwas and legitimacy of massacring innocent people in Kabul and other cities, villages, and towns of Afghanistan, which is in full swing these days, must have been issued by two sources:
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Why Pakistan does not Pressure Taliban for Ceasefire?
Despite Islamabad’s hesitations, the prevailing view in Washington is that by bringing the Taliban to the table without convincing them to reduce violence, Pakistan sold the Trump administration a car without an engine.
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11 Civil Activists Assassinated since Start of Peace Talks: UN
At least 11 human rights defenders and media workers were killed in targeted attacks in Afghanistan since the start of peace negotiations, says a new report released by the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA).
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