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Trump says US seeks control of Afghanistan's Bagram air base given up in withdrawalDuring a joint news conference with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, President Donald Trump stated the United States is actively pursui...- India to attend Afghanistan peace talks in Doha todayOn Tuesday and Wednesday, Qatar was venue to two back-to-back international meetings on the Afghan situation. The US special representative...
- Jaishankar meets Afghan President in Tashkent; discusses situation in AfghanistanJaishankar travelled to Tashkent after a two-day visit to Tajikistan's capital Dushanbe where he attended a crucial meeting of the foreign ...
- NSA Ajit Doval meets Abdullah Abdullah to discuss Afghan future; Indian interestsIndia is broad basing its engagement in Afghanistan amid peace talks in Doha and as part of its efforts is hosting Dr Abdullah a Tajik lead...
- US special envoy Khalilzad, Pakistan Army chief Bajwa discuss Afghan peace processKhalilzad visited Islamabad on Sunday and held talks with Bajwa on the Afghan peace process.He is travelling to Qatar, Pakistan and Afghani...
- Pakistan continues to harbour Taliban, Haqqani Network, says new Pentagon reportThe report is the first one to be issued since the US and the Taliban signed an agreement on February 29 to facilitate the withdrawal of Am...
- US, Taliban sign deal to pull foreign forces from AfghanistanThe pact signed in Doha would see the United States and foreign partner forces pull all their troops from Afghanistan within 14 months, pro...
- India largest regional contributor to Afghan reconstruction: Congressional reportAccording to CRS, Trump has encouraged India to play a greater role in Afghanistan's economic development.
- India and US discuss Afghanistan joint projectsIndia also shared its apprehensions about Pakistan's designs to use Afghanistan as a territory to train anti-India terrorists.
- US, Pakistan to hold talks on ongoing Afghan peace processUS Special Representative for peace in Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad, along with senior officials will lead the talks, the Express Tribune ...
- US envoy for Taliban talks in Delhi after twice skipping India in recent monthsKhalilzad will meet with senior government officials in each country to facilitate an intra-Afghan political settlement.
- India, Afghan NSAs explore to widen defence partnershipNational Security Adviser of Afghanistan Dr Hamdullah Mohib and Indian counterpart Ajit Doval had detailed exchange of views about the deve...
- Zalmay Khalilzad to brief India about talks with TalibanKhalilzad visited the region twice in recent months to hold talks with the Taliban but skipped Delhi both times.
- Taliban being used as hedge against India: US commanderMarine Corps Lt Genenral Kenneth McKenzie's remarks came days after US President Donald Trump sought Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's h...
- US special Afghanistan envoy skips IndiaKhalilzad has always batted for a bigger role for India in Afghanistan and so it is even more surprising that he has decided to give Delhi ...
- Pakistan use of terror proxies aiding global Islamic extremism: US diplomatKhalilzad said Pakistan views the Taliban as an effective proxy to ensure Pakistani dominance over Afghanistan.
- Treat Pakistan as second North Korea if it doesn’t mend ways: Ex-US envoyZalmay Khalilzad, who also served as US ambassador to Iraq and the UN, recently called for a “complete isolation policy” for Pakistan for t...
- US proposed monitoring of Indian missions in Afghanistan: BookFormer US Ambassador to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad has stated this in his latest book while referring to a meeting that he had with Musha...
- Delhi Summit on Afghanistan very successful: USThe US today lauded the international investment summit on Afghanistan hosted by India in New Delhi, saying the meeting was "very very succ...
- UN mission's mandate in Afghanistan extended by one yearThe Security Council has extended the mandate of the UN mission in Afghanistan by one year, giving the world body central role in coordinat...
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