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‘Terrified’ British Council teachers still in hiding in Afghanistan 

‘Terrified’ British Council teachers still in hiding in Afghanistan 

  • Teachers taught English language and Western values to Afghans, putting them in danger of the Taliban’s reprisals
  • Britain recently opened a scheme that aims to bring 20,000 Afghans to the UK
By Arab News ·
Update Taliban announce Eid Al-Adha ceasefire in Afghanistan

Taliban announce Eid Al-Adha ceasefire in Afghanistan

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Pompeo says US offered to help Iran with coronavirus response

Pompeo says US offered to help Iran with coronavirus response

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Special Afghans honor Japanese aid worker killed in ambush

Afghans honor Japanese aid worker killed in ambush

By Sayed Salahuddin ·
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Trump in Afghanistan for surprise Thanksgiving visit

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Special Ghani says truce is key for peace in Afghanistan

Ghani says truce is key for peace in Afghanistan

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Taliban kidnap six Afghan journalists

By Reuters ·
Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to strengthen bilateral relations, work for regional peace and stability

Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to strengthen bilateral relations, work for regional peace and stability

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Taliban launch annual spring offensive with attack in eastern Afghanistan

Taliban launch annual spring offensive with attack in eastern Afghanistan

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Taliban, US form joint working groups on troops withdrawal

By TAHIR KHAN ·
Afghans bury victims of mosque attack as toll rises to 35

Afghans bury victims of mosque attack as toll rises to 35

By AFP ·
In Afghanistan, the Taliban’s anti-Daesh squad gains a reputation for ruthlessness

In Afghanistan, the Taliban’s anti-Daesh squad gains a reputation for ruthlessness

By Fazelminallah Qazizai and Chris Sands ·
Afghan president backs suicide bomb fatwa after 14 killed

Afghan president backs suicide bomb fatwa after 14 killed

By Reuters ·

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