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Taliban announce amnesty, urge women to join government…won t be oppressive like Saudi Arabia - Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services

Taliban announce amnesty, urge women to join government…won t be oppressive like Saudi Arabia - Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services
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Murtazawi Calls for Responsible Reporting after Saleh s Disturbing Message - The Daily Outlook Afghanistan

Murtazawi Calls for Responsible Reporting after Saleh’s Disturbing Message December 13,2020 KABUL - Shah Hussain Murtazawi, Senior Advisor in the Office of the President of Afghanistan, on Saturday called for calm and responsible reporting after First Vice President Amrullah Saleh warned that “Daesh Taliban” have threatened to turn Kabul into a Shia slaughterhouse. Murtazawi said on Twitter that Shia Afghans must not be afraid. He said: “Taliban and Daesh are enemies of humanity and Afghanistan, we should not provoke fear among Shias in our reporting, our method of informing should be professional, and we should not help our enemies in their mental war.”

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Gridlocked Afghan Peace Talks Overcome Another Hurdle

Afghan peace negotiations began in mid-September, bringing together the Afghan government and Taliban for the first time to negotiate an end to four decades of war. But, since then, the talks have been mired in squabbles over basic procedures. Last week the sides made a breakthrough and agreed on the rules that will govern future talks, opening the door to the more substantive issue of the agenda for talks including how and when to talk about a reduction in violence and future political arrangements. Senior U.S. officials praised the agreement and urged the parties to move quickly to a discussion about ways to reduce record-high violence levels.

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