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Taliban signs deal with Chinese firms for oil extraction in Afghanistan
The ruling Taliban has signed an agreement with a Chinese company to extract oil from Northern Afghanistan’s Amu Darya Basin.…
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Taliban bar women from NGOs: How this threatens to worsen humanitarian crisis?
Taliban ban on NGOs: how it could exacerbate the humanitarian crisis. The ban is a fatal blow to women’s rights…
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Toward a New Foreign Policy for the Taliban? A Timid Thaw in the Afghan Great Cold
Balancing the past and present of the Taliban The Islamic Empire of Afghanistan (IEA) is still a politically isolated state…
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US Decision On Pakistan F16s Contempts Logic And Threatens Indian Security
US Decision On Pakistan F16s Contempts Logic And Threatens Indian Security After the India-US 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue in April…
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Jaishankar to meet Taliban foreign minister Muttaqi in Tashkent for the first time
Jaishankar to meet Taliban foreign minister Muttaqi in Tashkent for the first time It is expected that the minister of…
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Taliban seek help after deadly earthquake kills 1,000 in Afghanistan
Taliban seek help after deadly earthquake kills 1,000 in Afghanistan The number of people who died in an earthquake in…
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The Taliban: Wealthiest and most dangerous insurgent group.
Taliban had their rule over Afghanistan from 1996-2001 after that US took over. After fighting for over 20 years following…
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The Haqqani Network is the most dreadful terror group in the Taliban Government.
The Haqqani Network has appeared to be the most powerful group in the newly formed Taliban government. Unsurprisingly, four of…
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Fall of Panjshir: Drowning of the last hope of the Afghans.
Last Monday, the Taliban claimed triumph over revolutionary forces in the Panjshir valley northeast of Kabul, claiming that it completed…
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Taliban News: The uncertain future that lies ahead of Taliban-led Afghanistan.
When I first read Khaled Hosseini‘s novel, ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns,’ I could only feel sorry for the women in…
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