Category: South East Asia

Pakistanis head terror groups ISIL-K, AQIS, TTP; not yet blacklisted, says UN report

The report said that the group reportedly has between 150 and 200 members from Bangladesh, India, Myanmar and Pakistan.

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India, Dalai Lama, US And Their Buddhist Diplomacy As Against China

“The CIA goal was never independence for Tibet. In fact, I do not think that the Americans ever really even wanted to help.They just wanted to stir up trouble, using Tibetans to create misunderstandings and discord between China and India. Eventually they were successful in that” : Gyalo Thondup (GT)

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Civilians among 45 killed in Afghan air raids against Taliban

District governor in western Herat province says at least eight civilians killed in attack targeting Taliban fighters.

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Taliban suicide bomber hits Afghan military convoy

A Taliban suicide bomber targeted an Afghan military convoy as it passed through a district in eastern Afghanistan that has been a hotbed of terrorist activity. Yesterday’s attack is the second major suicide bombing against Afghan forces within a week.

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Toy bomb injures five children in northwest Pakistan

Dozens of children, mostly in northwest Pakistan, have lost their lives in the past while playing with ‘toys’ that turned out to be explosive devices.

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Suspected Taliban Attacks Kill Over A Dozen Afghan Security Personnel

Over a dozen Afghan security personnel have been killed in suspected Taliban attacks.

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Taliban suicide attack kills eight Afghan troops, wounds nine

A suicide car bomber in central Afghanistan targeted a convoy of Afghan army troops, killing eight soldiers, the defence ministry said, while Taliban Islamist militants claimed responsibility for the attack amid a nationwide escalation of violence.

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72 Taliban militants killed as violence rages in Afghanistan

As violence surges across Afghanistan, Afghan security forces on Friday said at least 72 Taliban militants, including four top commanders, have been killed in operations in three provinces.

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US, Taliban Urge Afghan Leaders to Complete Prisoner Swap

The United States is calling on leaders in Afghanistan to conclude an ongoing prisoner swap and launch a peace dialogue with the Taliban insurgency without delay.

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‘Don’t redeem the Taliban’, Afghan social media users ask world before peace talks

Afghans shared accounts of violence linked to the Taliban on social media with the hashtag phrase ‘don’t redeem the Taliban’ as anxiety grows as the United States withdraws troops and attempts to usher peace talks with the militant group.

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