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India must seize the opportunity, given the fact that it has been losing leverage in Afghanistan
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The victims including six women, a man and three children were on their way to attend a wedding party in Gizab district
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The blasts came in the morning rush hour. The first explosion occurred roughly at 8:00 a.m. local time while the second blast came 15 minutes later, Kabul police spokesman Ferdaus Faramarz said.
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It also asked its citizens not to travel to Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces due to terrorism and kidnapping.
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An Afghani artist is hoping to use art to change the conservative country's strict traditions
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The rockets were fired from the Qalandarkhil area in Parwan province, TOLO News quoted a provincial spokesperson as saying.
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It could be because the film comes two decades too late. And it doesn't help that the effort is sloppy in creation and execution.
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The sensor realist mode both relies on and exceeds the military technology geared towards dehumanisation
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"It is an interesting story and I watched a BBC documentary as part of preparation for my role. My character is an Afghan leader who has become an extremist," Rahul told.
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"The car bomb was detonated outside the central police station of Daman district at around 10.30 a.m. Initial information found 24 people, including 13 civilians were wounded by the explosion," a provincial police spokesman told Xinhua news agency.
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This did not go well with Australia, which in a sharp rebuke, said that the Chinese government should be totally ashamed of the 'truly offensive' post, The Sydney Morning Herald reported.
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Interacting with Doctors at Begumpet here on Sunday, Sanjay expressed apprehension over the spread of Muslims in the new city
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The attack occurred on the outskirts of Ghazni, capital of the eastern province of Ghazni, which has seen regular fighting between the Taliban and government forces.
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The new regime's success in repairing strained relationships is crucial for the US as well as the whole world order
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"Based on initial information, eight people were martyred, and 31 others were wounded," Interior ministry spokesman Tariq Arian said, noting the final toll would change.
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Unverified photos circulating on social media showed what appeared to be holes from rockets punched into at least two separate buildings.
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The move was immediately opposed by the Opposition Democratic Party of the President-elect Joe Biden, whose lawmakers described it as a threat to national security.
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No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, though suspicion immediately fell on the Taliban.
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The journalist killed has been identified as Yama Siawash, who had worked with Tolo News. Kabul police said the explosion happened at around 7:30 am on Saturday morning. No group has so far taken responsibility for the attack.
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Hamid Obaidi, a spokesman for the ministry of higher education, told AFP that gunfire erupted when government officials were expected to arrive for the opening of the book event.