| Pakistan has freed four more Afghan Taliban prisoners, including a former justice minister, a Pakistani government official has said, in another sign Islamabad is supporting efforts to start formal peace talks with the armed group. Former Taliban … See all stories on this topic » |
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Pakistan has released four more Afghan Taliban prisoners, including former justice minister Mullah Nooruddin Turabi. Afghanistan had been in talks with Pakistan to try to free certain Taliban …
| Pakistan has freed the Afghan Taliban’s ex-justice minister, Mullah Nooruddin Turabi, and three other Taliban prisoners, officials say. Afghan officials have been in talks with Pakistani counterparts to try to free certain Taliban prisoners in order to … See all stories on this topic » |
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Pakistan has freed four Afghan Taliban prisoners, including a former justice minister, a Pakistani government official said on Monday, in the newest sign Islamabad is serious about backing peace efforts in Afghanistan. Regional …
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Pakistan has released eight Afghan Taliban prisoners, including the minister of justice during the Taliban’s rule of Afghanistan in the late 1990′s.
Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement …
| Pakistan released eight members of the Afghan Taliban from prison on Monday, including the former justice minister under the Taliban, in a bid to boost the peace process in neighboring Afghanistan, the government said. Pakistan is seen as a lynchpin in … See all stories on this topic » |
ABC News |
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Pakistan has freed four more Afghan Taliban prisoners, including a former justice minister, a Pakistani government official said on Monday, in another sign Islamabad is supporting efforts to start formal peace talks with the …
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A RUSH of diplomatic activity in the capitals of Pakistan, Afghanistan and beyond brings hopes that the Afghan Taliban may yet be brought into peace talks. Years of manoeuvring and diplomatic platitudes appear, in the past few weeks, to be giving way ….
Afghan Taliban initiate dialogue with Northern Alliance; Eighty percent of Afghan refugees in Pakistan unwilling to be repatriated; Pakistan increasing its nuclear arsenal; Two alleged terrorist conspirators plead not guilty in WMD case; U.S. Senior …..
After a decade spent allowing the Afghan Taliban sanctuary and freedom to sustain its insurgency in Afghanistan, the Pakistan military has undergone a dramatic shift in policy in recent weeks, writes journalist and author Ahmed Rashid. It is now …See…