Politics
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Afghanistan and Iran Stress Expansion of Renewable Energy Cooperation
Afghanistan and Iran discuss expanding renewable energy ties amid calls for greater cooperation and internal development in Afghan energy infrastructure.
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Japanese Ambassador Urges Inclusive Government in Afghanistan
Japan's ambassador to Afghanistan stresses the need for an inclusive government, urging the Taliban to promote national dialogue and inclusivity.
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Taliban Delegation Visits Saudi Arabia for Talks with Pakistani Officials
Taliban officials travel to Saudi Arabia for talks with Pakistan amid rising border tensions, with Riyadh acting as mediator.
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Pakistani Cleric Fazlur Rehman Slams Islamabad’s Failed Afghanistan Policy
Pakistani cleric Fazlur Rehman criticizes Islamabad’s Afghanistan policy, calling it a failure and urging peace-focused regional rethinking.
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Trump Suspends Afghan Refugee Admissions Indefinitely
Trump suspends admission of Afghan refugees indefinitely, citing security concerns after Washington shooting incident involving Afghan attacker.
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Pakistan Halts Planned Military Operation Against Taliban at Qatar’s Request
Pakistan cancelled a planned military strike against the Taliban following a mediation request from Qatar, says FM Ishaq Dar, warning…
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Turkish Foreign Minister Visits Tehran Instead of Islamabad Amid Regional Tensions
Turkey's foreign minister visits Tehran over Islamabad, raising questions about Ankara's regional priorities amid Taliban-Pakistan tensions.
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Taliban Rejects Link Between Washington Incident and Afghanistan
Taliban denies involvement in Washington incident, accuses Pakistan's ISI of attempting to tarnish its image by linking Afghanistan to the…
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Two Anti-Taliban Attacks Reported in Balkh and Kunduz Provinces
Two anti-Taliban groups claim attacks in Balkh and Kunduz, reporting casualties among Taliban forces. Taliban has not responded officially.
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Senior Taliban Official Claims Afghanistan Is Secure Despite Ongoing Instability
Taliban official claims nationwide security, as reports from Faryab highlight ongoing instability and unmet basic needs in remote districts.