Politics
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Taliban Interior Ministry Acting Head Meets Border Police Chief to Discuss Border Management and Security Measures
Taliban's acting interior minister meets border police chief to discuss border security, management progress, and facilitating trade at airports and…
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100 Taliban Anti-Drug Officers Graduate After Short Training Seminar
One hundred Taliban anti-drug officers graduated after a short training seminar, emphasizing unity and the fight against narcotics as a…
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Karzai Claims New Agreements Legitimize Durand Line Amid Rising Tensions
Hamid Karzai warns of Pakistan’s attempt to legitimize the Durand Line through new agreements amid rising military and economic pressures…
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Central Zone Officials Hold Meeting to Discuss Implementation of Taliban Leader’s Orders
Officials from Afghanistan's central zone met in Kabul to discuss implementing Taliban leader's orders, focusing on narcotics control, security, and…
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Tamim Asi: Opposing the Taliban Is Not Secessionism
Tamim Asi insists opposing the Taliban is not secessionism and warns against using political differences to threaten Afghanistan's unity.
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Former Pakistani Envoy Asif Durrani Urges Non-Interference in Afghanistan’s Affairs
Former Pakistani envoy Asif Durrani calls for no foreign interference in Afghanistan, stressing that Afghans must determine their own future.
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Former Afghan National Security Chief Calls for New Narrative on Afghanistan at France Conference
Rahmatullah Nabil urges a new narrative on Afghanistan from outside the country amid current restrictions, at a two-day conference in…
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Taliban Letter Reveals Order to Dismantle Two Security Posts in Kunar
A leaked Taliban letter reveals an order to dismantle two security posts in Kunar amid road closures affecting Nuristan residents.
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Political Analyst Warns Border Agreements Threaten Afghanistan’s Territorial Integrity
Political analyst Sami Yousafzai warns that recent border deals between locals and Pakistan threaten Afghanistan's unity and criticizes the Taliban's…
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Pakistan Says Armed Groups Operating from Afghanistan Hinder Improved Relations
Pakistan says armed groups operating from Afghanistan hinder peace and relations with Kabul, urging Taliban for transparent security measures.