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Taliban could take Afghan capital in 90 days amid rapid Taliban gains, U.S. intelligence says - Vimarsana News

Taliban could take Afghan capital in 90 days amid rapid Taliban gains, U.S. intelligence says

The Islamists now control 65% of Afghanistan and have taken or threaten to take 11 provincial capitals, a senior EU official said on Tuesday.

China role seen in India not being invited to Afghan meet - Vimarsana News

China role seen in India not being invited to Afghan meet

Russia was not only keen to include India but Iran, another close ally, in the Troika Plus meet. But Iran too did not find an invite at the August 11 meet.

Pakistan, US agree to sustain pace in bilateral cooperation - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Pakistan, US agree to sustain pace in bilateral cooperation - Newspaper

• Moeed terms meeting ‘positive’ WASHINGTON: Two key Pakistani officials — National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf and Director General of Inter-Services Intelligence Faiz Hameed — met US security officials in Washington on Thursday for talks that focused on a negotiated political settlement in Afghanistan. “I met with Pakistan’s NSA today to consult on regional connectivity and security, and other areas of mutual cooperation,” said their host, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan. Mr Yusuf confirmed the meeting in a tweet, saying: “Had a positive follow-up ...

Source: dawn.com
Pakistan and China: the new US game - Vimarsana News

Pakistan and China: the new US game

I had earlier suspected that the US was deliberately pushing Afghanistan towards chaos and civil war as well as creating troubles for Pakistan. However, I was not completely sure and hence I...

Surprise apology to Micronesia over Forum leadership election row - Vimarsana News

Surprise apology to Micronesia over Forum leadership election row

Micronesian leaders have received an apology from their colleagues in the Pacific Islands Forum. In what has been described as a frank and open political dialogue on Monday the Forum leaders aimed to heal the wounds caused by the selection of the Cook Islands’ Henry Puna as the new secretary-general of the agency. Micronesia’s leaders believed they had a commitment that their candidate, Gerald Zackios from the Marshall Islands, would be named secretary-general. In February, the five Micronesian members of the Forum announced they would leave in protest at the selection. But in a virtual m...