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Coordinate closely on peace bid, govt leaders asked

KABUL activists on Thursday said the government has been unable to name its negotiating team owing to lack of coordination between the Presidential Palace and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) office. Rangina Yari, a member of Afghanistan Home to Peace,…

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Don’t pin hopes on Qatar talks, PPM tells Afghans

The People’s Peace Movement (PPM) on Wednesday called for a prompt start of peace negotiations inside the country and countrywide ceasefire. Zalmai Zaland, a member of PPM talking to a meeting in Pul-i-Khumri, capital of northern Baghlan province,…

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Little progress in reduction of violence, says US

KABUL have focussed on reduction of violence, but no significant progress has been made in this regard, says a US official. An American official at the US Embassy in Kabul, to media representatives Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad, after a meeting with…

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Peace with Taliban not an easy job, says Sopko

KABUL is hard and peace maintenance even harder. A VOA Pashto report said that Sopko expressed made these remarks while briefing the US Congress about peace related issues on Tuesday. He said cooperation among the US, Afghanistan and other allies…

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Khalilzad in Belgium to talk Afghan peace with NATO

KABUL officials. US ambassador to NATO, Kay Hatchison, tweeted that she met with Khalilzad and NATO commander in Afghanistan Gen. Scott Miller and they discussed the Afghan peace process. She said NATO and allies remained committed to their military and…

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All Afghans want peace, ceasefire, survey shows

A survey has found that all Afghans want peace as 60 percent of them are optimistic about peace and 40 percent pessimistic. The survey conducted by Friedrich Ebert Foundation and Afghanistan Group of Policy by interviewing 600 people…

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International experiences be used in Afghan peace

The Afghanistan Public Policy Research Organization (APPRO) has called on the warring parties in Afghanistan to use international experiences in achieving peace in the country. Participants of a conference about ongoing peace negotiations in Mazar-i-Sharif, capital of northern…

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International guarantee sought for US-govt-Taliban deals

KABUL should be based on international guarantees. Fawzia Kufi, MCA head, told a press conference here that there were hopes for a possible agreement between the Taliban and the US in next few days. The MCA and the people of…

Taliban lacks determination to peace process: Danish

KABUL and Afghan government talks in the future. Addressing a graduation ceremony here, Danish said the Taliban during the past one year showed that they have no determination for the establishment of peace. “We believe that peace talks should begin…

Mediation sought to empower Afghan peace process

KABUL. The views were expressed at a conference organized by Afghan Mediothek, a peace and democracy advocacy organization in Kabul. Speaking on the occasion, deputy information and culture minister Ajmal Shahpor said the Taliban should listen to the demands of…

Why attack on Bagram military base amid peace talks?

KABUL insurgents on the Bagram military base despite ongoing peace talks between the insurgent group and the US in Qatar. At least two civilians were killed and 80 others, including NATO soldiers, were injured in the Wednesday’s attack on the…

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Join hands for peace in Afghanistan, world urged

World. The call came at the conclusion session of a two-day conference on Afghanistan, organised by the Political Science Department at the University of Swabi. Iranian consulate’s representative Bagheir Baigi, journalists Rahimullah Yousafzai and Hassan Khan, Major ®Mohammad…

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Wolesi Jirga not consulted on govt negotiating team

KABUL on Wednesday decided to determine its position regarding the peace process and summoned the state minister for peace to brief the lower house on formation of a government delegation for talks in China. A meeting between Afghan government representatives,…

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Youth, women be part of peace talks: Herat activists

A number of women, but say women’s rights should not be sacrificed for the sake of peace with the rebels. Efforts at resuming peace talks between Taliban and the US increased following recent trips of senior foreign…

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Meaningful women’s participation in peace talks urged

KABUL’s Network (AWN) on Thursday called for resumption of peace talks which the group said should be associated with ceasefire and intra-Afghan dialogue. Roshan Mashaal, coordinator of AWN, told a press conference here: “As a stable, just and inclusive peace…

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Govt to conditionally attend China peace huddle

The State Ministry for Peace on Wednesday said the government would participate in the intra-Afghan meeting in China only if acceptable standards were observed. A statement from the ministry received by Pajhwok Afghan News said that the ministry…

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War no longer bearable for all sides: Ismail Khan

Veteran former jihadi. In an exclusive interview with Pajhwok Afghan News, Ismail Khan said the China meeting would probably happen in next two weeks while some sources say the meeting would take place on October 28 and…

Afghans know peace is achievable, says Mohib

KABUL is progressing towards peace and self-reliance that will be a keystone of stability in the region. “We are bringing to life our vision of connectivity, cooperation, and economic growth for our region where Afghanistan, as Asia’s roundabout, once again…

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Multiple-side efforts for peace revive Afghan hopes

KABUL have been started from multiple sides, generating new hopes among the Afghans. Peace talks between the US and the Taliban were suspended one and a half months earlier by US President Donald Trump after the insurgents attacked a foreign…

Taliban’s Islamabad trip not about peace: MoFA

KABUL was aimed at obtaining the release of two US hostages and had nothing to do with the peace process. Idrees Zaman, deputy foreign minister, told a press conference here that discussions, probably still ongoing, in Islamabad (between the Taliban…

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Top officials bicker over Taliban visit to Islamabad

KABUL delegation to Islamabad. A Taliban team, led by the group’s political office head Mullah, where it met Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and America’s top peace negotiator Zalmay Khalilzad. On Thursday, presidential spokesman Sidiq Sidiqi told a press conference…

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Govt-Taliban talks to begin soon: MoFA

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) on Tuesday said regional countries and the international community have once again intensified efforts to revive the Afghan peace process. MoFA spokesman Sibghatullah Ahmadi told a press conference here that efforts by…

Will make peace in Afghanistan a reality: Trump

KABUL is among his priorities. Addressing the United Nations General Assembly, Trump said: “We will continue to work with coalition partners to make peace a reality in Afghanistan. Unfortunately the Taliban have chosen to continue their savage attacks.” The American…

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Peace, election should not interrupt each other: FFEFA

Free and Fair Election Foundation of Afghanistan (FFEFA) on Wednesday said peace and election were national processes and they should not be turned to obstacles to each other. FFEFA organized a conference about peace and democracy in Mazar-i-Sharif,…

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