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Pakistan reacts cautiously to Russia's Taliban recognition
Pakistan on Friday reacted cautiously to the Russian decision recognising the Afghan Taliban government, saying the matter was between the two sovereign states. "We have seen the news about Russian recognition of the government in Kabul," said Foreign Office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan at a weekly news briefing.
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Fact Check: Did an anti-Taliban group vow to seek revenge for the Pahalgam terrorist attack?A video going viral on social media claims to show an anti-Taliban group called the Liberation Front of Afghanistan vowing to ...
Russia-Taliban thaw ...
Russia became the first country to formally accept Taliban's Afghanistan rule as it removed the group from its list of ...
The Taliban has just banned images of anything “with a soul,” meaning people and animals. One veteran Afghan photojournalist remembers what that was like when the same prohibition was enforced ...
washington — Plans by the Taliban to block access to Facebook are a further attempt to curtail freedom of speech and silence critics in Afghanistan, according to journalists and activists.
Aid groups contracted with the United States have paid at least $10.9 million in fees and taxes to the Taliban so they can ...
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