News Topic:Taliban
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US completely pulling out all embassy staff from Afghanistan
The United States is pulling out all US personnel from its embassy in Kabul over the next 72 hours, including top officials, CNN reported.
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World
Taliban advance toward Kabul, captures capital of Wardak province
The Taliban has announced the capture of Maidan Shahr, the capital of central Afghan province of Wardak located 40 kilometres west of Kabul.
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US withdrawal from Afghanistan raises ‘stake’ debates in many countries
The Afghan people and their fate is hanging in balance, as the fight between the two opposite forces will decide their future.
Opinion
America will never leave from Afghanistan
As a student of History and Political Science, I have come to conclude that America and its allies will never leave Afghanistan.
Media Watch
Afghan journalist shot dead a day after Taliban warning
After the Taliban issued a threat against the media persons, a high-profile journalist was shot dead in Afghanistan's Kandahar city.
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Opinion
US-Taliban peace deal & Indo-Pak tensions
After more than 18 years of US-led conflict and violence, it recently (signed on February 29 in Qatar’s capital) negotiated a fragile peace treaty with Taliban.
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