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FARAKHABAR: Five More Districts Fall to Taliban Five districts have fallen to the Taliban in the last 24 hours, including Shor Tapa in Balkh, Chak and Sayed Abad in Maidan Wardak, Rustaq in Takhar and Arghistan in Kandahar, adding another layer of complexity to the alarming situation that has emerged following the fall of territory to the militant group. In this program, host Waheed Ahmadi discusses the topic with the following panelists. Tariq Arian, spokesman for Ministry of Interior  Sayed Massoud, university lecturer

MEHWAR: Baradar Seeks Doha Deal Implementation Taliban deputy leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar said that to achieve progress in the peace negotiations there is a need for the implementation of the Doha agreement. His statement comes amid ramped-up fighting across the country and the fall of dozens of districts to the Taliban. In this program, host Waheed Ahmadi discusses the topic with the following panelists. Latif Mahmood, presidential spokesman

Interview: Faramarz Tamanna Discusses Peace In this program, host Waheed Ahmadi interviews former presidential candidate and university lecturer Faramarz Tamanna about the Afghan peace process, peace building and thr roles of state and non-state actors in peace efforts. 

MEHWAR: Ghani Asks to Take Opportunity for Peace President Ashraf Ghani on Thursday, after Eid prayers at the Presidential Place, called on the Taliban to use the opportunity for peace created by the foreign troops leaving the country. In this program, host Waheed Ahmadi discusses the topic with the following panelists: Musa Fariwar, university lecturer Khalid Asad, MP In the second part of this program, host Waheed Ahmadi discusses the rise in COVID-19 cases in the country with Qadeer Qadeer, the head of the policy and planning directorate of the Ministry of Public Health.

MEHWAR: Taliban, US in Talks Over Full Withdrawal by July Americans and the Taliban are discussing the possibility of ending the withdrawal process by the beginning of July, sources familiar with the matter said.   The Taliban will return to the talks, will attend the Turkey conference and will reduce violence if there is an agreement on the matter, the sources said. The US began its withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan this week, and, based on President Joe Biden’s decision, the process was to be completed by Sept. 11. According to the Doha agreement, the US was expected to complete ...