Iran, Afghanistan Agree to Boost Economic Cooperation – Fars News Agency
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Iran, Afghanistan Agree to Boost Economic Cooperation
Fars News Agency "Iran and Afghanistan economies are complementary for each other; Tehran wishes a stable developed Afghanistan in its neighborhood," Alishiri underlined. Iran and Afghanistan enjoy expanding ties and cooperation and observers believe that the good … Afghanistan sign economic cooperation pact with IranKhaama Press Iran, Afghanistan sign economic MoUIslamic Republic News Agency Tehran, Kabul ink MOU to expand economic tiesTehran Times |
Afghanistan to press Pakistan for access to Taliban – Reuters
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Afghanistan to press Pakistan for access to Taliban
Reuters By Rob Taylor | KABUL (Reuters) – Afghanistan will press Pakistan for access to Taliban leaders during a one-day visit to Kabul by Pakistan's foreign minister, with Afghan officials hoping to ease cross-border strains and lay the ground for peace … Afghanistan, Taliban to Talk in Saudi ArabiaWall Street Journal Afghanistan seeks direct talks with TalibanABC Online |
Khar to visit Afghanistan on Feb 1: Report – The Express Tribune
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Khar to visit Afghanistan on Feb 1: Report
The Express Tribune Khar asked by Prime Minister Gilani to travel to Kabul ahead of a trilateral summit on the future of Afghanistan. By AFP / Reuters Khar asked by Prime Minister Gilani to travel to Kabul ahead of a trilateral summit on the future of Afghanistan. Former Taliban Officials Say US Talks StartedNew York Times News Analysis: Pakistan, Afghanistan set to put joint peace efforts back on trackPeople’s Daily Online 'I fear Afghanistan will become like Vietnam'The Guardian The News International -AFP -The Australian all 260 news articles » |
Khar to visit Afghanistan on Feb 1: Report – The Express Tribune
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Khar to visit Afghanistan on Feb 1: Report
The Express Tribune Khar asked by Prime Minister Gilani to travel to Kabul ahead of a trilateral summit on the future of Afghanistan. By Reuters Khar asked by Prime Minister Gilani to travel to Kabul ahead of a trilateral summit on the future of Afghanistan. Khar first Pak woman MP visiting AfghanistanThe News International Pakistan FM to visit Afghanistan Feb. 1-reportThe Sun Daily |
Afghanistan signs strategic pact with United Kingdom – Khaama Press
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Afghanistan signs strategic pact with United Kingdom
Khaama Press This agreement specifies the scope of cooperation between London and Kabul after 2014 when international security forces leave Afghanistan. One of the benefits of this agreement will be establishing a military university in Afghanistan with the support … Afghan drawdown 'will be hard to manage'BBC News |
Pakistan wants a stable Afghanistan: speakers – PakistanToday.com.pk
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Pakistan wants a stable Afghanistan: speakers
PakistanToday.com.pk Ole Kvaernoe, the director of the Institute for Strategy at the Faculty of Strategy and Military Operations of the Royal Danish Defence College, expressed his concern over the situation in Afghanistan. He warned though a premature withdrawal of foreign … Post-NATO Afghanistan: Call to address Pakistan's concernsThe Express Tribune 'NATO withdrawal from Kabul will destabilise region'Pakistan Daily Times New Era of Pak-Russia RelationsKashmir Watch GlobalPost all 451 news articles » |
Pakistan wants a stable Afghanistan – The News International
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Pakistan wants a stable Afghanistan
The News International Ole Kvaernoe, the Director of the Institute for Strategy at the Faculty of Strategy and Military Operations of the Royal Danish Defence College, expressed his concern over the situation in Afghanistan. He warned that a premature withdrawal of foreign … Post-NATO Afghanistan: Call to address Pakistan's concernsThe Express Tribune 'NATO withdrawal from Kabul will destabilise region'Pakistan Daily Times NATO relying on smugglers along Pakistan's border, Pakistan official sayGlobalPost International News Network -Skim That all 475 news articles » |
Post-NATO Afghanistan: Call to address Pakistan’s concerns – The Express Tribune
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Post-NATO Afghanistan: Call to address Pakistan's concerns
The Express Tribune By News Desk Participants of a discussion on Tuesday called for addressing Pakistan's concerns with regard to the impending withdrawal of the Nato-led International Security Assistance Forces (ISAF) from Afghanistan. The discussion was organised by the … Pakistan wants a stable AfghanistanThe News International 'NATO withdrawal from Kabul will destabilise region'Pakistan Daily Times NATO relying on smugglers along Pakistan's border, Pakistan official sayGlobalPost OilPrice.com -ABC News all 459 news articles » |
Afghans hit by food price hikes as Pakistan shutdown bites – Reuters
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Afghans hit by food price hikes as Pakistan shutdown bites
Reuters By Rob Taylor | KABUL Jan 23 (Reuters) – With snow piled deep in front of his small Kabul shop and a border shutdown enforced by Pakistan driving up food prices and severing a vital lifeline into Afghanistan, Asmatullah is having his own winter of … |
Taliban told to compromise or risk new fight – Reuters
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Taliban told to compromise or risk new fight
Reuters Marc Grossman, the US special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, is expected in Kabul at the weekend to discuss progress in negotiations — seen by their supporters as the best chance of ending a decade-long war — with Afghan officials. … U.S. still pursing talks with Taliban in AfghanistanSTLtoday.com Romney needs to be careful about his 'facts' about the Afghanistan warWashington Post US sees new interest from Taliban in peace talksFox News New York Times -Boston.com all 594 news articles » |
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