Peace process

KABUL Abdul Ghani Baradar — the group’s former second-in-command. Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani told reporters in Dubai on Friday: “The remaining (Afghan) detainees,

KABUL, a grand assembly of political and community leaders, to decide on immunity for US troops under Afghan law is to absolve himself of responsibility

KABUL): An Afghan-led two-day gathering, aimed at paving the ground for substantive negotiations between armed opposition groups and the Kabul government, began on Wednesday in

KABUL for reconciliation had become favourable, leaving the armed opposition with no pretext for prolonging the war. Addressing a media briefing in Kabul, HPC Secretary

JALALABAD (PAN): A five-member insurgent group joined the government-initiated peace drive in eastern Nangarhar province, an official said on Sunday. The group had been active

KABUL peace envoys. “The Afghan government supports the peace parleys held in Paris. Such events should take place inside Afghanistan,” foreign ministry spokesma Janan Musazai

KABUL): Representatives from Afghan government, political and military oppositions will participate in the next month’s gathering in France, officials said on Saturday. The opinions of

HERAT CITY (PAN): A rebel group, including the commanders, joined the national reconciliation program in western Herat province, an official said. Led by Mula Baz Mohammad,

KABUL’s symbolic representation in the government-initiated reconciliation process. The HRRAC, which works in the fields of humanitarian relief, reconstruction, human and women’s rights, peace promotion,

KANDAHAR CITY (PAN): A high-level meeting in southern Kandahar province on Sunday decided on giving religious scholars more authority in brokering peace, calling for the

KABUL’s efforts at securing peace with the rebels. The Hizbi Jamiat-i-Islami in a statement issued here said Rabbani left for Riyadh on Monday afternoon at

KABUL and the United States held the sixth meeting of their trilateral Core Group on Friday in Islamabad. A Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a