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Dozens of eminent Afghans and experts on Afghanistan, in an open letter published on June 23, 2022, have called for the re-imposition of an international travel ban on the leaders of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (the Taliban jihadi organization which seized power in 2021) for their continued harboring of Al-Qaeda and terror terrorist groups, war crimes, and abuse of women's rights.

FARAKHABAR: Khalilzad Back in Region for Afghan Peace US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad has resumed his trip to the region on the Afghan peace process at a time that the talks in Doha have seen no progress over the last two months. In this program, host Yaser Abrar discusses the topic with the following panelists. Shah Gul Rezaee, an MP Hashmat Radfar, head of media commission at the High Council for National Reconciliation

MEHWAR: US Troops Withdrawal, Peace Process Discussed Afghanistan’s National Security Adviser Hamdullah Mohib at a press briefing on Saturday said the Taliban has does not have the authority for negotiations and that group so far has shown no desire for peace and is seeking to seize absolute power. In this program, host Waheed Ahmadi discusses the topic with the following guests: Dr. Malek Setez, political analyst Hashmat Radfar, member of media commission of the High Council for National Reconciliation Edris Rahmani, political analyst

FARAKHABAR: Negotiators to Leave for Doha Monday The negotiating team of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan will leave for Doha on Monday to begin the next round of the negotiations on Jan. 5.   In this program, host Waheed Ahmadi discusses the topic with the following panelists. •    Ahmad Alizai, head of Asas-e-Naw party •    Hashmat Radfar, head of media commission of the High Council for National Reconciliation

FARAKHABAR: UN Stresses on Reduction in Violence in Afghanistan Deborah Lyons, UN Secretary-General's Special Representative for Afghanistan on Thursday told the Security Council that she expects “violence will be a top priority when the peace talks resume in early January.” In this program, host Waheed Ahmadi discusses the topic with the following panelists.  Hashmat Radfar, media adviser to the High Council for National Reconciliation  Ahmad Saeedi, an analyst in political affairs