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Taliban calls on fighters to spare civilians
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Karzai assures Pakistan over India ties
Afghan leader says closer security and trade links with New Delhi not at the expense of ties with Islamabad.
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Afghan president commits to closer security and trade links following talks with Indian prime minister in New Delhi.
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Karzai says Pakistan pursuing double game
Lamenting lack of co-operation from Pakistan, Afghan president says only talks with governments can lead to peace.
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Afghan group denies role in Rabbani murder
Leader of Haqqani network says group played no role in peace envoy's killing and that it has no links to Pakistan's ISI.
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