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Britain Shields Israeli Regime, Bans Palestinian Anti-Balfour Adverts Britain has moved to shield the Israeli regime by banning advertisements which highlight Palestinians’ objections to the Balfour Declaration.
Transport for London said it blocked the campaign from transport links on the basis that the issue is politically controversial; however, the Palestinian... |
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How Op to Free Disputed Areas from Kurdish Militias Works for Iraqs Benefits Despite a wide range of internal, regional, and international opposition, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) held a referendum on independence late on September, forcing the region into a new crisis after Iraq and the whole West Asian region saw some calm following defeat of ISIS terrorist group... |
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Two-Thirds of Afghanistanian Girls Do Not Attend School: Report Two-thirds of girls in Afghanistan currently do not attend school, according to a new report from Human Rights Watch (HRW).
According to 132-page HRW report released on Wednesday, 41 percent of all schools in Afghanistan do not have buildings.
"Many children live too far from the nearest school to... |
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President Ghani Warns Taliban at Abdyanis Funeral Afghanistanian President Ghani at funeral of Toryalai Abdyani, the Police Chief of Paktia on Wednesday warned the Taliban that the government and people will stand together against the group if not join peace process.
"We want peace and are extending hand of peace, if [they] repeat such brutalities,... |
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Iraqi forces reestablish security in Kirkuk after pushing out Kurds Thousands of civilians have returned to the Iraqi city of Kirkuk after fleeing as government forces pushed Kurdish militants out of the oil-rich city and established security.
Residents headed back along a main highway to the citys east on Tuesday with their children and belongings packed in... |
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At Least 41 Killed, 158 Injured in Paktia Attack At least 41 people including the police chief were killed and 158 others wounded when militants attacked the police headquarters in eastern Paktia province of Afghanistan on Tuesday, officials said.
The two car bomb attack targeted police training centre attached to the headquarters in Gardez, the provincial... |
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Iraqi forces taking over Kirkuk a declaration of war Kurdish Peshmerga Iraqi soldiers have raised their country’s flags over key buildings in Kirkuk, and Baghdad has declared the Kurdish city be under government control. The Kurdish Peshmerga forces called the takeover “a flagrant declaration of war” and vowed that Iraq will pay a “heavy price.”
The... |
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Total termination of Iran nuclear deal a real possibility: Trump US President Donald Trump says the total termination of the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran is “a very real possibility.”
Speaking to reporters ahead of meeting with his cabinet on Monday, Trump said, "I feel strongly about what I did. Im tired of being taken advantage of.”
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EU supports Iran nuclear deal, vows full commitment European Union foreign ministers have reaffirmed their support for the historic nuclear agreement between Iran and the P5+1 group of countries, saying the accord is working and is a key part of non-proliferation efforts.
The union’s foreign ministers held a closed-door meeting, chaired... |
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Rabbani Calls For Fundamental Reforms Acting foreign minister Salahuddin Rabbani said at a gathering in Badakhshan province on Monday that if fundamental reforms are not made in the governments political structure, the last 15 years worth of achievements will be threatened.
Rabbani and Bismillah Mohammadi, the former defense ministry went... |
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Kabul Expects Positive Results From Quadrilateral Meeting The Sixth Quadrilateral Meeting was held in Muscat, Oman, on Monday and was attended by representatives from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States, said the Afghan foreign ministry.
Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah said the quadrilateral meeting between the four countries will improve... |
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Russia massively funding Taliban to fight NATO forces: Report The Russian intelligence agencies have stepped up aid to the Taliban insurgents to fight the NATO-led coalition forces in Afghanistan, it has been reported.
Certain Taliban sources have told a British newspaper, The Times, that the group mainly receives the funding in a covert way, involving large quantities... |
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Britain, Germany renew commitment to JCPOA Britain and Germany have reiterated their commitment to the landmark 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and the P5+1 group of countries despite US President Donald Trump’s refusal to certify the deal, a UK government spokeswoman says.
The spokeswoman said in a statement on Sunday that... |
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Saudi king phones Trump to thank him over Iran Saudi Arabias King Salman has telephoned Donald Trump, voicing appreciation for the aggressive speech that the US president delivered against Iran on Friday night, the official Saudi Press Agency reported.
Salman "affirmed the kingdoms support and welcomed the firm strategy announced by Trump towards... |
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US New Anti-Hezbollah Measures: Drives, Consequences Last week, the US administration announced a total of $12 million reward for information delivery to the American intelligence apparatuses that leads to capture of Talal Hammiyeh and Fouad Shukr, two senior commanders of Lebanons Hezbollah.
Washington took the new anti-Hezbollah measure, while... |
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What Next after US Provides Safe Exit for ISIS in Syrias Raqqa? ISIS Takfiri terrorists are abandoning Raqqa through a safe exit corridor established by US-backed SDF militias.
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) backed by the US, is an alliance of Kurdish and Arab militias, and continues to battle ISIS terrorists still holed in Raqqa city which was the de facto... |
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US UNESCO Exit Signaling Washington Frustration, Hegemony Decline The US Department of State said last week it will withdraw from the UNESCO, the United Nations cultural organization, in solidarity with the Israel after the organization passed two resolutions condemning the regimes violations against Palestinians and occupation of their lands.
There are several reasons... |
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Oman To Host Quadrilateral Meeting Monday The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) said on Sunday that the sixth Quadrilateral Meeting between Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States will be held in Oman on Monday.
According to the foreign ministry, deputy foreign ministers of the four countries will attend the meeting and will hold... |
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CEO Inaugurates Projects In Laghman Province Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah on Sunday visited Laghman province where he inaugurated a number of development projects and announced plans for others at a total cost of over 192 million AFs.
Abdullah said at a gathering in the provincial capital Mehtarlam city, that he was proud to take part in... |
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Freed Couple Settling In To Normal Life In Canada Freed hostage Joshua Boyle was photographed playing with his son in his parents garden after the family was rescued.
Canadian Joshua Boyle, who along with his wife, Caitlan Coleman, a Canadian, and their three children, recently rescued from Haqqani network after being held hostage for five years,... |
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Failed Truck Bombing in Kabul Planned By Haqqani Network in Pakistan: Police Failed "major" truck bomb attack in Kabul City was planned by Haqqani Network in Pakistan, police said Sunday.
The laden-truck packed with 500-700 kilograms of explosives was detected from the citys Police District 5 on late Saturday. The driver of the vehicle was injured in a shootout after he did... |
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US presidents anti-Iran speech pile of delusional claims: Rouhani Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says US President Donald Trump’s speech against the Islamic Republic was nothing more than insults and delirious talk.
“Mr. Trump’s remarks on Iran…contained nothing but expletives and a pile of delusional allegations against the Iranian... |
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Trumps Iran claims have nothing to do with reality: Pundit An academic believes US President Donald Trumps speech shows the way by which American leaders use all sorts of different "incoherent arguments" and "make claims that have nothing to do with reality."
"What Trump has said may seem outrageous now for some people, but the fact is that this is what the... |
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Trump refuses to certify Iran nuclear deal US President Donald Trump has refused to certify the international nuclear agreement with Iran and warned he might ultimately terminate it, in defiance of other world powers and undermining a landmark victory of multilateral diplomacy.
Speaking from the White House on Friday, Trump said he will choose... |
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Role Of National Governments Discussed In Herat Dialogue Security officials, politicians, diplomats and representatives from 19 countries and international organizations participated in the sixth Herat Security Dialogue on Friday where they discussed the ‘role of national governments - which was the theme of this years conference.
The two-day conference... |
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Karzai warns of growing US-Russia rivalry in Afghanistan, slams Taliban for destructions The former Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai warned regarding the growing rivalries between the United States and Russia in Afghanistan as he once again reiterated his opposition towards the new US strategy for Afghanistan and South Asia.
Speaking to reporters during a press conference in Kabul, Karzai... |
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Rajoy rules out negotiation on Catalan secession, issues ultimatum Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has rejected mediation on Catalonia’s bid for independence from Spain, giving the regions leaders an ultimatum to make up their mind before Madrid takes action.
"There is no mediation possible between democratic law and disobedience, illegality," he... |
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Trump threatens to revoke TV network licenses over fake news US President Donald Trump has threatened to shut down NBC and other American TV networks by revoking their media licenses, claiming they broadcast "fake news" and are "bad" for the country.
"With all of the Fake News coming out of NBC and the Networks, at what point is it appropriate to challenge their... |
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Quartet to meet in Oman to revive Afghan peace talks with Taliban The four-nation Quadrilateral Coordination Group (QGC), comprising Afghanistan, China, Pakistan and the United States, are expected to hold a meeting in Oman next week to revive stalled peace talks involving the Taliban militant group.
A senior Pakistani Foreign Ministry official confirmed on Wednesday... |
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North Korea Says Ready for War Declared by Trump North Koreas foreign minister has said US President Donald Trump "has lit the wick of a war" and Pyongyang is ready to deal with the situation.
Russias TASS news agency quoted North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho as saying: "With his bellicose and insane statement at the United Nations, Trump,... |
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