Afghanistan to press Pakistan for access to Taleban leaders – Kuwait Times
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Afghanistan to press Pakistan for access to Taleban leaders
Kuwait Times —AFP KABUL: Afghanistan will press Pakistan for access to Taleban 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 negotiations with the … Pak role for Afghanistan peace talks imperative: Ex-Taliban commanderInternational News Network Afghanistan, Taliban to Talk in Saudi ArabiaWall Street Journal |
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 |
Take a fresh look at Afghanistan – The Nation, Pakistan
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Take a fresh look at Afghanistan
The Nation, Pakistan A 40-second video showing US marines joyfully urinating on dead Afghan fighters in southern Afghanistan is the latest episode of disregard for basic human values. Earlier, there have been numerous incidents in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere, … What is the Best Route for Supplying Landlocked AfghanistanOilPrice.com |
US lawmakers’ meeting sets back Afghan plan – STLtoday.com
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US lawmakers' meeting sets back Afghan plan
STLtoday.com WASHINGTON • The US special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan had planned to use his latest foray to the region to build Afghan government support for the nascent US effort to kindle peace talks with the Taliban. Instead, Ambassador Marc Grossman found … Emboldened Taliban Try to Sell Softer ImageWall Street Journal US lawmakers' meeting sets back Obama's Afghan agendaMiamiHerald.com Did the US meet with the Taliban?CNN (blog) Chicago Tribune -Huffington Post all 128 news articles » |
Thousands of NATO trucks in Pakistan backlog – AFP
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Thousands of NATO trucks in Pakistan backlog
AFP KARACHI — Two months into Pakistan's blockade on NATO supplies crossing into Afghanistan, thousands of trucks are crowding the port in Karachi where drivers, fed up with waiting, are starting to desert. For a month, directors of transport companies, … No future of Pak-US relationsPakistan Observer 'Pakistanis fuming over US attacks'Press TV US-Pakistan Relations Remain TenseUprising |
Afghanistan — what will happen after the Americans leave? – The Express Tribune
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Afghanistan — what will happen after the Americans leave?
The Express Tribune Peace, stability being restored in Afghanistan is of greater significance to Pakistan than Islamabad political ploys. By Najmuddin A Shaikh At this time when all branches of government appear to be consumed by a contrived political crisis, … |
Pakistan below Afghanistan in Press Freedom Index – Pakistan Daily Times
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Pakistan below Afghanistan in Press Freedom Index
Pakistan Daily Times PESHAWAR: Press freedom situation went from bad to worse in Pakistan as the country was ranked 151 in a global media organisation's World Press Freedom Index for 2011-12 – a point below Afghanistan (150th) – as violence remained the main concern for … |
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 » |
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