Envoy: 'Russian leadership’ decides to delist Taliban as terrorist group
Zamir Kabulov, the Russian presidential envoy for the South Asian nation, was quoted by state-run TASS news agency as saying ...
Russia has decided 'at highest level' to remove Taliban from terrorist list, TASS reports
Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Friday that a decision to remove the Taliban from a list of terrorist organisations had ...
Moscow to remove Taliban from terrorist list
The Russian government is working to remove the Taliban from the national list of terrorist organization Read Full Article at ...
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Taliban's battle with IS opens door to foreign cooperation
Afghanistan's Islamic State group is staging a growing number of bloody international attacks, presenting a rare but ...
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Russia removes Afghan Taliban from terrorist list
Russia's foreign ministry said on Friday that a decision to remove the Afghan Taliban from a list of terrorist organisations ...
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Russia decides 'at highest level' to remove Taliban from terrorist list
MOSCOW — Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Oct 4 that a decision to remove the Taliban from a list of terrorist organisations had been "taken at the highest level", according to the state Tass news ...
As Taliban starts restricting men, too, some regret not speaking up sooner
Besides imposing severe rules on women, new laws require men to grow fist-length beards and bar them from imitating ...
Taliban say it’s absurd to accuse them of gender discrimination
The Taliban say it's absurd to accuse them of gender discrimination and other human rights violations, as four countries vow ...
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Taliban’s battle with IS an opportunity for West, say intelligence officials
“Western intelligence officials have told me that cooperation with the Taliban against IS-K is ongoing, including the sharing of targeting information that allows the Taliban to take lethal action ...
Taliban who banned women from public spaces say no one faces discrimination in Afghanistan
Australia, Canada, Germany and the Netherlands are set to start legal proceedings against the Taliban for violating a U.N.
Allied Countries Accuse Taliban of ‘Gross’ Violations of Women’s Rights
Germany, Australia, Canada and the Netherlands said they will take the Taliban to the U.N.’s highest court because of its ...
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Taliban blame Pak after 'capture of key IS fighters'
The Taliban claims these terrorists infiltrated from training camps in Pakistan, further straining Kabul-Islamabad relations. Despite improved security since the Taliban's return to power ...