Diplomacy Diplomacy 2021-02-16 Iran receives land in Kabul after angering Herat residents with wall for years The wall outside the Iranian consulate in Herat caused traffic congestion and turmoil for six long years. Tehran took down the wall only after it received an unequal bargain for land in Kabul. Diplomacy 2021-02-03 Herat, Nimroz residents gather to express support for security forces, government About 1,300 Afghans also condemned Iranian and Russian interference in their country's peace talks with the Taliban, citing the group's recent visits to Tehran and Moscow. Diplomacy 2020-12-02 Stalled peace talks get boost as Afghan government, Taliban advance negotiations The breakthrough, however, comes after a surge of violence in Afghanistan in recent weeks. Diplomacy 2020-11-25 Donors link Afghanistan aid with ceasefire, peace talk conditions Aid will be contingent on the preservation of democracy, rule of law and human rights in the ongoing intra-Afghan peace talks. Diplomacy 2020-11-23 Afghan government, Taliban set to move forward on peace talks, say officials Both sides now have resolved several disputed issues, opening the path for talks to advance, said an Afghan official close to negotiators in Doha. Diplomacy 2020-11-19 In Kabul, Imran Khan vows to help stem violence in Afghanistan The visit is Khan's first to Kabul since becoming prime minister in August 2018. Diplomacy 2020-11-10 Taliban members who embrace peace are welcome in Afghan government: lawmakers Rahmatullah Andar, a spokesman for the National Security Council (NSC) and a former Taliban commander, is a prime example. Diplomacy 2020-11-09 Over 1,300 religious scholars, students gather for peace in Jalalabad The continuation of violence, especially against educational institutions, is unacceptable and contrary to Islam, scholars say. Diplomacy 2020-10-30 Afghans demand achievements of past 20 years be preserved in peace talks 'We want a system where all Afghans can participate,' says one religious scholar. Diplomacy 2020-10-19 Escalation in violence threatens peace process, Khalilzad warns Taliban A car bomb Sunday exploded near a police headquarters in Ghor Province, leaving at least 16 people dead and 154 wounded, including women and children. Locals blamed the Taliban. 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | Next
