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Obama: New Taliban office an important first step

President Barack Obama says the opening of a Taliban political office in Qatar is an important first step toward reconciliation between the Taliban and Afghanistan's government.

U.S. drone strike kills Taliban chief in Pakistan

He is especially close to the leaders of the Haqqani Network, a particularly virulent Afghan Taliban faction notorious for daring suicide attacks on government installations in Kabul.

2nd Taliban attack in Kabul in 2 days kills 15 outside Afghanistan Supreme Court

On Monday, Taliban attackers laid siege to the military side of the Kabul airport in a failed attack that killed only the seven attackers and caused little damage.

Pakistani army makes key gains against Taliban militants

The U.S. has asked Pakistan repeatedly to launch operations there, specifically against the Haqqani network, an Afghan Taliban faction that's thought to have links to Pakistan's military.

Taliban bomber in Kabul kills 17 at Supreme Court

The U.N. in Afghanistan had publicly and privately sent a message to the Taliban that the mission was "willing to discuss civilian casualties and how to reduce them," he said.

In quiet Kabul neighborhood, Taliban attack began with mugging at mosque

The seven Taliban fighters drove into a residential neighborhood adjacent to the northern, military side of the airport, in a car and a delivery truck, about 4 a.m. Monday.

Afghan Taliban boldly attack on Kabul airport

"The Taliban, who claimed responsibility for the airport attack, have been testing Afghan security forces as foreign combat troops pull back more than a decade after the U.S.-led invasion to oust...

Taliban lay siege to NATO air base in Kabul in early morning assault

Suspected Taliban fighters attacked a NATO base inside Kabul's international airport early Monday, setting off a gun battle that was still going on more than two hours after it began.

Afghan official: Taliban didn't down cargo plane

The Taliban quickly claimed responsibility, saying it had shot down the plane, but NATO has consistently rejected that, saying there was no insurgent activity in the area.

Afghan Taliban kill 4 police in checkpoint attacks

President Hamid Karzai issued a statement Sunday condemning the deaths and accusing the fundamentalist Muslim Taliban of being un-Islamic by using indiscriminate weapons that harm civilians.

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U.S., Taliban plan direct peace talks

former U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, on the Taliban's statement backing peace talks

Afghan leader backs away from Taliban talks

Hamid Karzai's strong response and the Taliban attack deflated hopes for long-stalled talks...

Afghan Taliban say they killed 4 US troops

Afghan Taliban say they killed 4 US troops

Blogs

Watch The Sweet Melody of Politics, a Arabic Women Film

The film shows this young Afghan lady thinking out of box in a male dominated society after the...

Negotiating the terms of America's humiliation

(Paul Mirengoff) The U.S. has commenced negotiations with the Taliban.

Fox & Friends Hosts Savage Obama For Negotiating With Terrorist, Anti-Women Taliban

Im confused, are they talking about the Taliban or the GOP?

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Afghan Leader Halts Talks With U.S., Taliban

He said the Taliban had conveyed a "message of continued war and bloodshed" in Doha.

Afghan government to shun U.S. talks with Taliban

The dispute over the Taliban office after months of behind-the-scenes diplomacy to restart the...

U.S. talks with Taliban likely to take place within 'next few days': U.S. official

Afghan President Hamid Karzai said on Wednesday his government would not join the peace talks...