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Death Toll from Islamabad Court Blast Rises to Over 30
At least 9 dead, 21 injured in a courthouse bombing in Islamabad. No group has claimed responsibility as investigations continue.
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Pakistan Warns of Terrorist Access to Abandoned NATO Weapons in Afghanistan
Pakistan warns of regional threats as terrorists in Afghanistan gain access to NATO arms left behind after foreign troop withdrawal.
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Former Afghan President Karzai Urges Taliban to Reopen Schools and Universities for Girls
Hamid Karzai urges the Taliban to reopen schools and universities for Afghan girls, stressing the importance of education for peace…
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Iran Offers to Mediate Between Taliban and Pakistan to Ease Border Tensions
Iran says it is ready to mediate between the Taliban and Pakistan to reduce border tensions, calling for restraint and…
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Afghan Consulate in Bonn Resumes Services Under Taliban Control
The Afghan consulate in Bonn resumes services under Taliban control, raising questions among diaspora over legitimacy and passport validity.
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Taliban Mandates Burqa for Female Teachers and Staff in Herat
The Taliban in Herat, Afghanistan, now requires all female teachers and public staff to wear burqas, further restricting women's access…
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Erdogan Expresses Support for Taliban-Pakistan Talks in Istanbul
Turkish President Erdogan backs ongoing Taliban-Pakistan talks in Istanbul, pledges Turkey’s continued mediation amid rising border tensions.
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Iran Urges Continued Dialogue Between Taliban and Pakistan
Iran calls for continued dialogue between the Taliban and Pakistan amid rising regional tensions following unsuccessful negotiations.
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Taliban-Pakistan Tensions Reflect a Crisis of Legitimacy, Says Former Afghan Diplomat
Former Afghan diplomat warns that Taliban-Pakistan tensions reflect a deeper crisis of legitimacy and identity, not just diplomatic conflict.
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Taliban Blames Pakistan for Deadlock in Istanbul Talks
Taliban blames Pakistan for failed Istanbul talks, accusing it of deflecting security responsibilities. No agreement reached despite mediation.