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Category Archives: Peace Talks

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Helmand Peace March Activists send Bloodstained Letter to UN

25th July, 2018 · admin · 1 Comment

Khaama Press: The activists of Helmand Peace March handed over a bloodstained letter to the office of the United Nations in protest to the ongoing violence in Afghanistan. The members of Helmand Peace March are saying that the letter is stained with the blood of the leader of the Peace March Iqbal Khyber and the main

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Posted in Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations, Peace Talks, Security, UN-Afghanistan Relations | Tags: Helmand |
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Direct talks between US and Taliban would undermine democracy in Afghanistan and signal defeat

23rd July, 2018 · admin · 5 Comments

Shazar Shafqat via The Hill: The Taliban only needs to avoid losing in order to remain intact, whereas the U.S. forces need to win every time, all the time. That’s why — despite having scored several tactical level victories in Afghanistan — a strategic level victory has always eluded the United States. That’s why the idea

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Posted in Opinion/Editorial, Peace Talks, Taliban, US-Afghanistan Relations |
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Govt Considering Another Ceasefire Over Eid al-Adha

21st July, 2018 · admin · 1 Comment

Tolo News: There is a possibility that another ceasefire will be announced by the Afghan government, with the Taliban, over Eid al-Adha next month, President Ashraf Ghani’s spokesman Haroon Chakhansuri said on Saturday. Addressing a press conference on Saturday afternoon, Chakhansuri said a decision on the ceasefire will be made by the Afghan government and the

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Posted in Peace Talks, Political News, Taliban | Tags: High Peace Council |
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There’s hope in Afghanistan — if Trump is careful

20th July, 2018 · admin · 6 Comments

The Washington Post:  A new administration initiative — an attempt to jump-start peace talks by opening a direct dialogue between U.S. and Taliban officials — deserves cautious support. If it can be pursued without undermining the government of Ashraf Ghani, it is worth a try. Click here to read more (external link).

Posted in Opinion/Editorial, Peace Talks, Taliban, US-Afghanistan Relations |
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Taliban: No Plan to Stop Suicide Attacks in Afghan Cities

19th July, 2018 · admin

Ayaz Gul VOA News July 19, 2018 ISLAMABAD — The Taliban is denying reports it has stopped suicide attacks in Afghanistan to avoid civilian casualties. The Islamist insurgency was responding to a New York Times newspaper articlethat reported Taliban leaders have ordered their fighters to refrain from undertaking suicide missions in Afghan cities in the wake of record levels

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Posted in Civilian Injuries and Deaths, Peace Talks, Security, Taliban, US-Afghanistan Relations | Tags: Zabihullah Mujahid |
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Kabul Hopes Russia to Push Taliban Into Talks With Afghan Government – Ambassador

19th July, 2018 · admin · 4 Comments

MOSCOW, July 18 (Sputnik) – Russia could play a positive role in the development of the Afghan settlement by pushing the Taliban to start talks with Kabul, Afghan Ambassador in Russia Abdul Qayum Kuchai said on Wednesday. “From time to time we hear that the Russian government denies any involvement in financing, supporting, supplying weapons

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Posted in Peace Talks, Russia-Afghanistan Relations, Taliban | Tags: Abdul Qayoum Kochai |
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Time for Taliban to think of what is good for Afghanistan

18th July, 2018 · admin · 10 Comments

Maha Akeel via Arab News: More than 100 Muslim scholars from around the world — including about 40 from Afghanistan itself, representing the diversity of the nation’s sects, ethnicities and regions — participated in the conference held in Jeddah and Makkah.  For a country where more than 99 percent of the population is Muslim and which

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Posted in Arab-Afghan Relations, Opinion/Editorial, Peace Talks, Taliban |
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Bomb Kills 20 In Afghanistan, As Army Frees Dozens Of Prisoners

17th July, 2018 · admin · 1 Comment

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty July 17, 2018 A suicide bomber has killed 20 people in northern Afghanistan, including a Taliban commander, an Afghan official says. Abdul Qauom Baqizoi, provincial chief police of the northern Sar-e Pul Province, said the attack took place as village elders met with Taliban officials in the area. No group claimed

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Posted in ISIS/DAESH, Peace Talks, Security, Taliban, US-Afghanistan Relations | Tags: Helmand, prisoners, Sar-e-Pol, Taliban vs. ISIS |
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US Denies Reports, Says Not Ready to Negotiate With Taliban – Resolute Support

16th July, 2018 · admin · 7 Comments

WASHINGTON, July 16 (Sputnik) – The United States is not ready to join direct negotiations with the Taliban despite media reports to the contrary, US Operation Resolute Support said in a press release on Monday. “Resolute Support refutes reports by the media that the Resolute Support commander said the US is ready to join direct

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Posted in Peace Talks, Taliban, US-Afghanistan Relations |
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Afghan President Suggests Taliban Could Join Peace Talks, Despite Rejection

16th July, 2018 · admin

RFE/RL’s Radio Free Afghanistan July 16, 2018 KABUL — Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has dismissed the Taliban’s rejection of his offer of peace talks, suggesting that the militant group can still be persuaded to come to the negotiating table. In an exclusive interview with RFE/RL’s Radio Free Afghanistan in Kabul on July 16, Ghani said

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Posted in Peace Talks, Security, Taliban | Tags: Ashraf Ghani |
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