US News A meeting on "Human Rights" organized in Oslo with Taliban officials
cold gas, cold war
of dealing with Russia and its aggressive foreign policy represents the west of problems. NATO and EU can not ignore provocations and human rights violations, but they need Putin to solve multiple crisis worldwide. © Fred Tanneau The EU Foreign Ministers extended in Brest economic sanctions against Russia by six months, as Moscow does not fulfill its obligations from the Ukraine Peace Agreement with Russia is currently not working. But without it is not.
of dealing with Russia and its aggressive foreign policy represents the west of problems. NATO and EU can not ignore provocations and human rights violations, but they need Putin to solve multiple crisis worldwide. © Fred Tanneau The EU Foreign Ministers extended in Brest economic sanctions against Russia by six months, as Moscow does not fulfill its obligations from the Ukraine Peace Agreement with Russia is currently not working. But without it is not. A Taliban delegation led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi has started three days of talks in Oslo with Western government officials and Afghan civil society representatives. Starting on Sunday, the closed-door meetings in the Norwegian capital will see Taliban representatives meeting with women’s rights activists and human rights Taliban delegates on a plane departing to Oslo [Afghan Taliban handout via AFP]. Obaidullah Baheer, a lecturer at the American University of Afghanistan, told Al Jazeera from the Afghan capital Kabul that just getting the Taliban to sit down and talk is progress.
A delegation of the Taliban , the first to visit Europe since the group came to power in Afghanistan, has begun its first day of talks in the Norwegian capital, Oslo , with the Afghan civil society. The Taliban delegation, headed by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, started on Sunday its three days of talks with The Norway-brokered talks focused on human rights issues and the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, ahead of highly-anticipated meetings with Western officials . Afghanistan is grappling with its worst humanitarian crisis, as the United States seized nearly .5 billion in assets belonging to the
An exhibition of caricatures from Yasser Arafat removed from a Palestinian museum after a polemic .
© AFP / file for Many Young Palestinians, The Landmark Oslo Accord, Which Yasser Arafat Signed With Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin 25 Years Ago on Thursday, WAS A BETRAYAL THAT ONLY CONSOLIDATED ISRAEL'S OCCUPATION Since its inauguration, Sunday, January 23, at the Yasser-Arafat Foundation of Ramallah, the exhibition "Caricatures, Palestine and Arafat" made controversial, especially on social networks. The organizers ended up withdrawing the caricatures on the following Monday.
See also:
cold gas, cold war 
Jean-Luc Mélenchon invites his activists to an "immersive" meeting in Nantes 
Italy: Berlusconi imposes itself 
Ten years after the Carnage of Utøya, Anders Breivik asks for his release 
Pakistan: At least two dead and 22 wounded in the explosion of a bomb at... 
"For help, the Taliban are in front of my house! »: In Kabul, two feminist... 
Flight Crash MH17 in Ukraine: Does Russia have a share of responsibility? 
An exhibition of caricatures from Yasser Arafat removed from a Palestinian... TOP News
TOP News
Latest News
Similar from the Web
A Taliban delegation led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi has started three days of talks in Oslo with Western government officials and Afghan civil society representatives. Starting on Sunday, the closed-door meetings in the Norwegian capital will see Taliban representatives meeting with women’s rights activists and human rights Taliban delegates on a plane departing to Oslo [Afghan Taliban handout via AFP]. Obaidullah Baheer, a lecturer at the American University of Afghanistan, told Al Jazeera from the Afghan capital Kabul that just getting the Taliban to sit down and talk is progress. www.aljazeera.com
Taliban delegation begins 1st day of Oslo talks with Afghan civil societyA delegation of the Taliban , the first to visit Europe since the group came to power in Afghanistan, has begun its first day of talks in the Norwegian capital, Oslo , with the Afghan civil society. The Taliban delegation, headed by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, started on Sunday its three days of talks with The Norway-brokered talks focused on human rights issues and the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, ahead of highly-anticipated meetings with Western officials . Afghanistan is grappling with its worst humanitarian crisis, as the United States seized nearly $9.5 billion in assets belonging to the www.presstv.ir
Taliban delegation to hold humanitarian talks in Norway | Al JazeeraA Taliban delegation will hold talks with Western officials in Oslo next week on human rights and humanitarian aid in their first official visit to the West since returning to power, the Norwegian and Taliban governments have said. The Norwegian Foreign Ministry said Friday that it has invited representatives of the Taliban to Oslo from January 23 to January 25. Norwegian newspaper VG said special representatives from the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Italy and the European Union were expected to take part. The ministry did not comment on the newspaper’s report. www.aljazeera.com
Afghanistan: Taliban delegation's visit to Norway prompts | EuronewsThere was a small protest of Afghan citizens in Oslo ahead of the Taliban 's visit to the Norwegian capital on Sunday. They're against the delegation meeting with Norwegian authorities and representatives from the international community for talks. It's the first visit to the West since they Norwegian newspaper VG said special representatives from the United States, Germany, Britain, France, Italy and the European Union were expected to take part. The ministry did not comment on the newspaper's report. Discussions on girls' education, and women's rights will be top of the agenda.
Talks with Taliban begin in Norway | Al Arabiya EnglishA Taliban delegation led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Sunday started three days of talks with Western government officials and Afghan civil society representatives in Oslo amid a deteriorating humanitarian situation in Afghanistan. For the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online The closed-door meetings are taking place at a hotel in the snow-capped mountains above the Norwegian capital, Oslo , and the first day will see Taliban representatives meeting with women’s rights activists and human rights defenders from Afghanistan and from the Afghan diaspora.
Talks With Taliban Begin in Norway; Human Rights on Day-OneA Taliban delegation led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Sunday started three days of talks with Western government officials and Afghan civil society representatives in Oslo amid a deteriorating humanitarian situation in Afghanistan. The closed-door meetings are taking place at a hotel in the snow-capped mountains above the Norwegian capital, Oslo , and the first day will see Taliban representatives meeting with women’s rights activists and human rights defenders from Afghanistan and from the Afghan diaspora.
Talks between Taliban and Western and Afghan | EuronewsA Taliban delegation led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Sunday started three days of talks in Oslo with Western government officials and Afghan civil society representatives amid a deteriorating humanitarian situation in Afghanistan. The closed-door meetings are taking place at a The first day will see Taliban representatives meeting with women's rights activists and human rights defenders from Afghanistan and from the Afghan diaspora. Before the talks, the Taliban ’s deputy minister of culture and information tweeted a voice message he said was from Muttaqi, expressing
Talks with Taliban begin in Norway - Region - World - Ahram OnlineA Taliban delegation led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Sunday started three days of talks with Western government officials and Afghan civil society representatives in Oslo amid a deteriorating humanitarian situation in Afghanistan. The closed-door meetings are taking place at a hotel in the snow-capped mountains above the Norwegian capital, Oslo , and the first day will see Taliban representatives meeting with women's rights activists and human rights defenders from Afghanistan and from the Afghan diaspora.
