AT News KABUL: Civilian casualties in Afghanistan’s war have continued unabated this year despite marathon peace negotiations taking place in Qatar between the country’s warring parties, said the United Nations in a report on Tuesday. In a report, the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said the number of Afghan civilians …
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AT News KABUL: Pakistan would cooperate with any Afghan government that the people of Afghanistan want, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan pledged. Khan inaugurated a joint investment union on Monday along Afghan parliament speaker Mir Rahman Rahmani who is in Islamabad in an official visit. “It is the choice of …
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AT News KABUL: Pakistan seems interested in the intra-Afghan peace negotiations, with foreign minister calling for a progress in the talks going between Afghanistan and Taliban since September 12 in Qatar. The talks have had no progress yet. Pakistan Foreign Minister, Shah Mehmood Qureshi in a meeting with Afghan parliament …
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AT News KABUL: Acting Foreign Minister Mohammad Haneef Atmar met with the Norwegian Ambassador to Afghanistan Mr. Ole Andreas Lindeman. At the outset, Atmar expressed his appreciation of the Norway’s continued support and commitment to the Afghan peace process and its cooperation with Afghanistan over the past 19 years, foreign …
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AT News KabuL: Pakistan has again offered 800 scholarships this year to the Afghan students, and the studies are expected to start early November. Pakistani embassy organized on Saturday a pre-orientation session for the 800 students proceeding for joining universities and colleges all over Pakistan. Minister of Higher Education Dr. …
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AT News KABUL: Amid efforts to give momentum to peace talks in Doha, the NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg termed it an historic opportunity for peace in Afghanistan. He stated that upcoming months are decisive for the country. “The negotiations in Doha are fragile, but they are best chance for peace …
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AT News KABUL: The government of Columbia and the country’s militia group called Farc reached a peace settlement in 2016 after half a century fighting. Experts suggest that the peace accord in the Latin America state can be a good inspiration for the war parties in Afghanistan since many common …
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AT News KABUL: A US Senator has said the Taliban does not eagerly conduct negotiations with the Afghan government, as peace talks have resumed between the two sides after two weeks of stalemate. The Taliban’s recent attacks may have incited these remarks. Praising the US Air Force’s operation on the …
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AT Mounting Desk KABUL: China on Tuesday was elected as a member of the Human Rights Council for the term 2021-2023 in the election held at the 75th United Nations General Assembly. “China expresses heartfelt gratitude to member states for their support and warmly congratulates other elected members,” according to …
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By Farid Shahbazli The Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, which has lasted for more than 30 years, has seriously affected the fate of more than a million people. Armenia, which has territorial claims to Azerbaijan’s historical lands, launched a military aggression in the early 1990s and carried out ethnic cleansing of the …
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