Trump’s Afghanistan peace deal must avoid Obama’s Iraq mistakes

Trump’s Afghanistan peace deal must avoid Obama’s Iraq mistakes

(Washington Examiner): Many will welcome the United States-Taliban peace deal signed last weekend in Qatar. They see a war that has lasted nearly 19 years, taken the lives of nearly 3,600, wounded tens of thousands more, and cost trillions of dollars. They see a Taliban force that remains strong, with significant territorial control and financial

Taliban Kills “At Least 16 Afghan Army Soldiers” in Kunduz

(TOLO NEWS): Another ten soldiers were taken hostage by the Taliban, said the source. Also, Fatima Aziz, a PM from Kunduz, said "16 were killed Baghe Shirkat."  Violence has increased around the country as Taliban leadership told its troops on Monday to resume attacks on the Afghan government, following a peace deal between the United

Negotiating team with Taliban to be soon announced, President Ghani

(The Kabul Times): Following signing peace deal between US and Taliban in Doha, Afghanistan government says it is ready to for the intra-Afghan dialogue to decide on maintaining peace and stability in the country. In his latest remark in connection with the negotiating team, President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani has said he is committed to maintaining

Tremendous support to Afghan peace process

(The Kabul Times): US President Donald Trump, soon after his arrival in India on a two-day visit, said the Afghan peace agreement had drawn tremendous support. The US and the Taliban, at the end of a week-long reduction in violence across Afghanistan, are optimistic of signing a landmark peace deal in Doha. “It has received

Abu Dhabi Crown Prince congratulates President Ghani on his Re-election

(BNA): During a telephonic call, the Crown Prince of Abdu Dhabi and Deputy Commander in Chief of United Arab Emirates armed forces, congratulated President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani on his re-election, said a statement from the Presidential Palace the other day. Shaikh Mohammad Bin Zayed Al Nahyan described relation between the two countries brotherhood and friendly

Afghan political forces must unite behind peace process: NATO chief

(ONE TV): In a statement, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that any concerns about the electoral process should be addressed according to constitutional and legal procedures. “I call on all Afghan political actors to refrain from taking steps that would escalate tensions and undermine political stability,” Stoltenberg said. “I urge all Afghans to demonstrate national

Int’l cooperation key to fight Coronavirus

(The Kabul Times): Afghanistan’s health officials on Monday confirmed the country’s first case of coronavirus in the western province of Herat, where a state of emergency has since been declared. A 35-year-old person who recently returned from the Iranian city of Qom is the country’s first case. The person’s name and gender have not been

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