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US President-elect Joe Biden should consider Doha agreement: Taliban

Taliban hopes that the Biden administration will abide by the Doha Peace protocols

UNSC welcomes start of Afghan Peace talks; urges to engage in good faith

In a statement, the 15-member powerful organ of the world body reaffirmed its strong commitment to the sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and national unity of war-torn Afghanistan

Doha talks make progress at first meeting: Afghan government negotiators

Participants in the peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban that are currently underway in Qatar have made some progress during the Sunday contact group session

US hopes Doha peace negotiations can end protracted war in Afghanistan

A top American diplomat hoped that the warring factions can come to an agreement on a political roadmap to end the protracted war that Afghanistan has had

FM Qureshi to represent Pak at US-Taliban peace signing in Doha: Report

Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Information and Broadcasting, Firdous Ashiq Awan, said Pakistan "welcomes" the peace agreement between the two sides

GoAir's Mumbai-Doha service hits turbulence, shuts bookings for flight

The airline is facing a hurdle and has quietly closed reservation for this flight

Forget Doha, oil demand could create another super-cycle by 2030

While talks among major producers to cap oil output in Doha fizzled, investment advisory firm Sanford C Bernstein & Co sees a silver lining: growing demand may bring one more super-cycle that allows investors to cash in on rising prices. They'll just have to wait a decade or so.Emerging market economies will increase global oil demand about 1.4 per cent a year through 2020, stronger than the past decade, Bernstein analysts including Neil Beveridge said in a research note e-mailed today. Demand will peak between 2030 and 2035, creating a window for one final spike in prices before the fossil fuel begins its inexorable slide to irrelevance amid greater fuel efficiency and more electric vehicles. "We still believe that there could be one more super-cycle in oil before demand peaks in 2030-35," Bernstein said in its note. "Assuming tight oil peaks out before demand does, it could result in another period of supply tightness as Opec becomes a dominant force in supply, just as it did in

Asian shares skid, crude tumbles after Doha deal fails

The pact fell apart after Saudi Arabia demanded that Iran join in