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Updated: June 05, 2021 13:47 IST The UN experts, who monitor sanctions against the Taliban, predicted more violence in the run-up to their departure. Share Article AAA In this file photo the United Nations logo is seen at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.   | Photo Credit: AFP The UN experts, who monitor sanctions against the Taliban, predicted more violence in the run-up to their departure. Taliban insurgents show no sign of reducing the level of violence in Afghanistan to facilitate peace negotiations with the government, and appear to be trying to strengthen their military po...

Free trade: an engine for growth or for exploitation? How can Pakistan make the most of its own deals with countries like China and Malaysia? ISLAMABAD: Free trade is a theoretical framework that allows trading partners to import and export goods and services without any sort of barriers and restrictions. Free trade is, in fact, a trade policy under which governments impose no restrictions, whatsoever, on imports and exports to each other on the basis of comparative advantage. Free trade agreements (FTAs) are treaties under which the countries regulate their trade by waiving off specific set ...

Will the Taliban sit in the Turkish Afghan Peace Conference by accepting New Time Table of US withdrawal from Afghanistan? DND Report Turkey has rescheduled a peace summit (Afghan Peace Conference) for Afghanistan that was to be started on April 24. Now, this summit will start on April 26 because the spokesman for the Taliban office in Qatar Mohammad Naeem has said that the Taliban will not attend any conference unless foreign forces complete their withdrawal from Afghanistan. He is referring to May 1, 2021 deadline mutually decided by Doha Talks by Talia and United States but now President B...

Ram Madhav The Biden administration is debating whether to completely withdraw the 2,500 American troops currently stationed in Afghanistan in the next seven weeks, despite the fact that the figure is now about 3,500. According to US, European, and Afghan authorities, the US has around 1,000 more troops in Afghanistan than it has disclosed. This brings another element of uncertainty to the White House’s raging controversy about whether to hold to an agreement negotiated between the Trump administration and the Taliban, which calls for the remaining American forces to be removed by May 1. La...

(Last Updated On: January 12, 2021) Taliban sources from the peace talks team said on Tuesday not all negotiators from their side have returned to Doha.  This comes after peace talks officially resumed eight days ago – although the first actual meeting was only held on Saturday.  According to a source, the team members who are not yet back in Doha are with their families but plan to return within the next two days.  The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan’s team has not commented about this nor have they disclosed how many Taliban talks team members are back in Doha.  All th...