Strong Start For National U20 Futsal Team In AFC Championship

IEC Faces Leadership Problem, Serving Member Says

Leaving The Country Is Not A Solution: Abdullah

Ghani’s Aides Accused Of Meddling In Electoral Affairs

Yamamoto Stresses On Timely Elections In Afghanistan

Critics Say Afghanistan Has A ‘Weak’ Parliament

Religious Figures Call For Immediate End To War In Afghanistan

Religious figure Abdul Rab Rasul Sayyaf says there is no need for the war.

Critics Say Afghanistan Has A ‘Weak’ Parliament

Critics said that the rift over the speaker shows that Afghanistan has a weak parliament.

Afghanistan Through To AFC Futsal Championship's Final

Talking to their fans on social media, the national futsal players presented their win to the nation.  

Afghan Special Forces kill 24 militants, destroy IEDs and explosives in Faryab and Kunduz

The Afghan Special Forces killed 24 Taliban militants during an operation Faryab province. The Special Forces conducted the operation in Ghormach district of Faryab. The informed military sources said

Afghanistan qualifies for final round of Asian U-20 Futsal Championship

Afghanistan defeated Indonesia 4-3 during the semi-finals of the Asian U-20 Futsal Championship this afternoon. The Afghanistan Football Federation in a statement said the Afghan team managed to clinch

4 militants killed, 50 thousand kgs of opium and 4,400 rounds of ammunition confiscated in Farah

The security forces killed four Taliban militants including one of their key commanders during the operations in Farah province. The Police Headquarters of Farah in a statement said the Afghan Special

24 Taliban and ISIS militants renounce violence in Nangarhar province

A group of 24 Taliban and ISIS militants renounced violence and joined peace process in Nangarhar province. The Governor’s Office of Nangarhar in a statement said Wednesday the Taliban and ISIS

Common message to Taliban regarding peace process is clear: UN envoy

The UN Secretary General’s Special envoy for Afghanistan Tadamachi Yamamoto has said the common message to Taliban regarding peace process is clear, insisting that the group should directly engage

12 Taliban militants killed, 2 detained in Logar, Wardak and Uruzgan provinces

The security forces killed 12 Taliban militants and detained two others during the operations in three provinces. The military officials in a statement said Thursday the Afghan Special Forces detained

Iran shoots down U.S. drone in international airspace

The Iranian forces have shot down an unmanned aerial vehicle belonging to U.S. Navy, the U.S. officials said. The MQ-4C Triton drone was flying in international airsprace over the Strait of Hormuz when

Explosion in Jalalabad city leaves 1 dead, 17 wounded

An explosion in Jalalabad city of Nangarhar province killed one person and injured at least 17 others. The incident took place earlier today after a magnetic bomb planted in a vehicle went off. Local officials

3 Taliban militants killed, 2 detained in Balkh and Kunduz provinces

The security forces killed 3 Taliban militants and detained 2 others during the operations in Balkh and Kunduz provinces. The informed military sources said Wednesday that an airstrike killed 3 Taliban

Third Private Bank Goes Bankrupt in Afghanistan

Afghanistan Commercial Bank (ACB) becomes the third private bank to go bankrupt in the past one decade. Originally operating under the name of BRAC Bank, ACB went bankrupt last year The post Third Private

First Consignment of Afghan Products Arrives in Azerbaijan Through Turkmenistan

The first consignment of Afghan products, including 115MTs of marble, successfully reached Azerbaijan today through Turkmenistan.  This new route opens Azerbaijan’s markets for Afghan products

Pakistan Promises To Reopen Airspace for Afghanistan-India Flights In 3 Days

Afghanistan Civil Aviation Authority (ACAA) said that Pakistan has promised to re-open its airspace for Afghanistan-India flights on June 14. Pakistan closed its airspace in February after India launched

Forex Traders Stage Protest in Kabul

Forex traders gathered in front of a local forex trading firm in Kabul protesting against the scam reports that have recently surfaced online. The protestors claimed that Albashir Exchange & The

The Impact Of Illegal Drugs In Afghanistan On Political Settlement

The result of a study conducted by the Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit (AREU) with the financial support of the European Union indicates that ongoing debates on the peace and The post The Impact

Pakistani Currency Could Drop To 200 A Dollar By 2020

Pakistani Currency Could Drop To 200 A Dollar By 2020 Pakistani currency continues to lose its value in the international market, dropping more than 5% in May and standing at The post Pakistani Currency

First Ever Scorpion Venom Production in Afghanistan

An Afghan businessman in Herat has invested USD 500,000 in scorpion form. This is the first time ever Afghanistan is producing scorpion venom. The farm has collected 22,000 scorpions from The post First

ADB Lends $4mn For A Solar Project in Kandahar

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has issued a $4 million loan to Barakat Kandahar Solar Energy for the development of a 15.1MW solar power plant. The aid is aimed at The post ADB Lends $4mn For A Solar

Afghanistan To Become A Member of International Chamber of Shipping

Afghanistan has submitted its proposal for the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) membership. This comes as Afghan traders demand for the establishment of shipping route in Chabahar port for a The

استفاده از وسایل بایومتریک در انتخابات

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تدویر جلسۀ هماهنگی با ارگان های امنیتی و ذیربط

مجلس هماهنگی با ارگان های امنیتی و نهادهای ذیربط در دفتر مرکزی کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات امروز بیست و نهم جوزای سال

مجلس معلوماتی در مورد صدور اعتبارنامه و کارت های شناسایی

کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات نشست مشورتی را با اشتراک مسئولین و نمایندگان احزاب سیاسی، کاندیدان، رسانه ها، ناظرین،

نشست هماهنگی پیرامون مشارکت زنان در روند انتخابات

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معرفی یازده رئیس به ریاست های ولایتی و دفتر مرکزی کمیسیون

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فعالیت های آگاهی دهی روند ثبت نام و نمایش فهرست رای‌دهندگان

کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات جهت تحت پوشش قرار دادن تمام گروپ های مورد هدف که واجد شرایط ثبت نام اند با استفاده از همه

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امروز ۲۳ جوزای ۱۳۹۸، نشست ملی انتخابات با حضور اعضای رهبری کمیسیون های انتخاباتی، نمایندگان احزاب و ائتلاف های

نشست مشترک هیئت رهبری کمیسیون با ارگان های ذیربط، امنیتی و دفاعی

هیئت رهبری کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات، جهت تطبیق روند ثبت نام تقویتی رای دهندگان در سطح کشور و ثبت نام سراسری رای دهندگان

دیدار هیئت رهبری کمیسیون با متنفذین قومی ولایت غزنی

هیئت رهبری کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات جهت مشکلات مردم ولایت غزنی با متنفذین قومی این ولایت دیدار و گفتگو کرد.

The medics changing lives in Kabul, one limb at a time

We meet the health workers of Kabul's Red Cross Orthopaedic Centre changing the lives of their patients, one limb at a time.

Afghanistan: The Healers

Suicide bomber kills civilians, police in eastern Afghanistan

Suicide bomber detonates explosives near a police vehicle in Jalalabad, killing at least nine people and wounding 13.

ISIL expands its reach in Afghanistan, threatening the West

ISIL affiliate rises after group's ouster from Syria and Iraq, prompting fears of new attacks in the West.

Former Afghan football president gets life ban over sexual abuse

Keramuddin Keram accused by at least five Afghan female football players of repeated sexual abuse between 2013 and 2018.

ICC prosecutor presses for Afghanistan war crimes investigation

In April, the International Criminal Court refused probe into alleged atrocities by all sides in the Afghan conflict.

Why Afghanistan needs peace before elections

Taliban detain Afghan peace marchers during 100km journey

Dozens of participants march for an end to nearly two-decades of conflict as the Taliban holds some for 'talks'.

Multiple Kabul blasts kill one, wound 17

One person is killed when a magnetic bomb attached to a bus carrying university students explodes in Afghan capital.

Afghan, U.S.-led forces kill more civilians than Taliban this year, U.N. says

Report says in first 3 months of 2019, Afghanistan and its partners have killed 305 of the 581 civilians slain in the country, mostly with airstrikes

3 U.S. Marines killed, 3 other Americans wounded in Afghan blast

Roadside bomb hit U.S. convoy near Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, and the Taliban has claimed responsibility

Top Afghan official accuses Trump envoy of colonial intentions

Afghan national security adviser flies to D.C. to ask White House about "perception" that U.S. envoy wants to create a crisis to install himself as "viceroy"

Afghans probe mistaken U.S. strike on Afghan army base

At least 5 Afghan soldiers were killed by friendly fire in what was supposed to be precision U.S. strike supporting Afghan troops

Taliban preps for new offensive even as talks with U.S. ramp up

Senior member of the Islamic insurgent group joins the talks, which could add momentum, but there are still major sticking points

Could Blackwater make a comeback in Afghanistan?

After private security company Blackwater ran an ad in "Recoil" magazine stating, "We are coming," some are speculating the president intends to privatize military operations in Afghanistan

Acting Pentagon chief pays unannounced visit to Afghanistan

Pat Shanahan says he has received no order to cut U.S. troop level, a move demanded by Taliban in preliminary peace talks

Taliban claims U.S. agreed to major Afghan withdrawal in 2 months

Negotiators for Islamist insurgent group say White House envoy promised half of U.S. forces would come out by end of April

Facing U.S. withdrawal, Afghan leader pitches Trump cost savings

Trump has long been clear on desire to pull troops out of long-running wars, but President Ghani knows he still desperately needs U.S. help

How to Help Afghan Farmers? Gorge on Watermelons

After a bumper harvest created a catastrophic drop in prices, a campaign to eat the fruit was bolstered by a presidential order to feed it to troops.

Could Trump Use the Sept. 11 War Law to Attack Iran Without Going to Congress?

Talk of purported Iran-Qaeda ties is raising questions about whether the Trump administration is laying the groundwork to claim that it needs no new legal authority to take military action.

Long, Rowdy Feud in Afghan Parliament Mirrors Wider Political Fragility

Repeated episodes of violence over who will lead a body that was chosen in a disputed vote have raised concerns ahead of a crucial presidential election.

2020 Democrats on Troops in Afghanistan

We asked the candidates whether there would be American troops in Afghanistan at the end of their first term in office.

2 Giant Buddhas Survived 1,500 Years. Fragments, Graffiti and a Hologram Remain.

Visitors may end up finishing the job that the Taliban started. A crawl through the honeycombed caves around the destroyed Buddhas is sobering.

Richard Holbrooke and a Certain Idea of America

This is an Age of Pessimism. But America can still remake, redeem and rescue.

An Afghan War Veteran Reports Back

I deployed to Helmand Province in 2008 as an enlisted Marine infantryman. I returned there a decade later as a journalist.

U.S. Special Forces Battle Against ISIS Turns to Containment, and Worry

“They’re always going to hold those mountains,” a Green Beret said of Islamic State militants in eastern Afghanistan. The fear is that the group will keep growing.

Buttigieg Outlines Foreign Policy Views, Urging End to ‘Endless War’

The speech in his home state of Indiana seemed aimed at easing concerns about his age and lack of experience in world affairs.

England's Eoin Morgan sets record during Cricket World Cup win over Afghanistan

Eoin Morgan came out swinging in an innings that started with an awkward-looking tangle involving his opposing captain, and ended with a world-record clutter of sixes. The England captain's 148 from 71

England's Eoin Morgan blasts record 17 sixes against Afghanistan

England captain Eoin Morgan smashed his way into the record books on Tuesday, blasting 17 sixes — the most in a one-day international cricket innings — on his way to 148 off just 71 balls against Afghanistan

Islamic State seen expanding reach in Afghanistan, threatening West

The Islamic State group has lost its caliphate in Syria and Iraq, but in the forbidding mountains of northeastern Afghanistan the group is expanding its footprint, recruiting new fighters and plotting

Australian police raid public broadcaster amid media crackdown

Australian police raided the headquarters of the Australian Broadcasting Corp., the country's public broadcaster, Wednesday in the second high-profile probe into news outlets in 24 hours, amid a crackdown

Islamic State takes credit as Kabul blast targets government bus, kills at least four

At least four people were killed Monday when a bomb tore through a bus in Kabul, an official said, marking the second day straight that attackers have targeted a bus. The vehicle was taking workers

Kabul bombings leave at least two dead, dozens wounded, including reporters

Four explosions struck the Afghan capital on Sunday, killing at least two people and wounding 27 others, officials said. Among the injured were two Afghan journalists, according to a local non-governmental

Captured in 2001, 'American Taliban' John Walker Lindh to go free but with restrictions

John Walker Lindh, the young Californian who became known as the American Taliban after he was captured by U.S. forces in the invasion of Afghanistan in late 2001, is set to go free after nearly two decades

Refugee Afghan entrepreneurs building successful businesses in Turkey

When Afghan businessman Haji Yakup Burhan fled the violence of his home country 30 years ago, he brought with him his family — and all his money. He headed to Saudi Arabia, where he opened a restaurant

Taliban attack on aid group in Kabul ends with four killed, dozens wounded

Afghan forces fought for hours against Taliban insurgents who killed at least four civilians and wounded dozens more when they stormed an aid organization in Kabul on Wednesday, security officials said. The

Iceland Cricket apologizes after poking fun at Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan

Rashid gave away 110 runs against England in Manchester.

Afghanistan coach Phil Simmons to expose the chief selector Dawlat Ahmadzai after the 2019 World Cup

All is not well in Afghanistan cricket.

Reports: Afghanistan players were involved in an altercation at a Manchester restaurant ahead of England clash

Afghanistan had a miserable outing against hosts England in Manchester on June 18.

ICC World Cup 2019: Match 24, England vs Afghanistan – List of records broken during the game

All the major records that tumbled when England took on Afghanistan in Manchester.

Iceland Cricket mocks Rashid Khan over his expensive spell; cricketers defend him

There was support from the likes of Jofra Archer and Ish Sodhi too. Jofra re-tweeted the Iceland Cricket's tweet and called it terrible.

ICC World Cup 2019: Match 24, England vs Afghanistan – Best Memes from the Match

Eoin Morgan was the hero of the day.

ICC World Cup 2019: Match 24, England vs Afghanistan, Review – Morgan-tsunami drowns the helpless Afghans

Rashid Khan registered the worst figures in World Cup history by a bowler and the worst by a spinner in ODIs.

ICC World Cup 2019: Match 24, England vs Afghanistan – Who Said What

The onslaught by the English batsmen took the match out of Afghanistan's radar.

Stats: Eoin Morgan’s six-hitting spree charges England to a record total

All the major stats and records created during England's power-packed innings.

NATO commander lacks absolute authority on how Afghan forces trained

By Nizamuddin Hameedi on 20 June 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): Despite the US appropriating $83.3 billion in security-related funds, there is not one person, agency, country, or... read more

World urged to help Afghan refugees return voluntarily

By Nizamuddin Hameedi on 20 June 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): The US Embassy in Kabul and the UN refugee agency UNHCR on Thursday urged the international community to increase... read more

US envoy chides Afghan MPs over speaker row

By Nizamuddin Hameedi on 20 June 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): US Ambassador to Afghanistan... read more

Presidential Palace holds IEC documents in abeyance’

By Pajhwok reporter on 20 June 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): A senior Independent Election Commission (IEC... read more

Afghanistan not safe for refugees’ return, says Balkhi

By Azizullah Hamdard on 20 June 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on Thursday said migration... read more

Knowing history to help avoid past mistakes: Ghani

By Javed Hamim Kakar on 20 June 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): President Ashraf Ghani, while inaugurating a library and archives at the... read more

Heratis ask MPs to resolve row over speaker slot

By Storai Karimi on 20 June 2019 HERAT (Pajhwok): Residents of western Herat province on Thursday said the ongoing crisis in the Wolesi Jirga over the speaker election had... read more

Peace process, counter-terrorism issues discussed during Baradar visit: China

By Nizamuddin Hameedi on 20 June 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang during a daily news briefing on Thursday said that Abdul Ghani Baradar,... read more

Iran shoots down US drone aircraft in the Strait of Hormuz

By Nizamuddin Hameedi on 20 June 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): Iran shot down a US drone aircraft on Thursday as tension between the two countries remained at high due to recent... read more

Moeen Ali says England's big hitters can laugh all the way to the final

Not even the small matter of 17 sixes and a 57-ball ton could spare Eoin Morgan from the sharp tongue of the arbiter of the dressing-room humour that is helping England cope with the pressure.

Eoin Morgan's baseball stance gives him the power to destroy bowlers 

NASSER HUSSAIN: When Eoin Morgan first started playing for England he was very much a sweeper and reverse-sweeper, especially against spin. Square of the wicket was his go-to area.

Iceland is the most peaceful nation on Earth and world 'peacefulness' has improved

Iceland (pictured) was top for the 12th year in a row, followed by New Zealand, Portugal and Austria - while Afghanistan was bottom of the list, moving below even Syria.

Afghanistan star Hashmatullah Shahidi shrugged off bouncer blow to stop mum from worrying

The 24-year-old was struck by a delivery from England's Mark Wood that sent him crashing to the turf at Old Trafford but went on to top score for Afghanistan with 76 in the 150-run defeat to England.

Captain marvel Eoin Morgan smashes 17 sixes despite bad back!

LAWRENCE BOOTH AT OLD TRAFFORD: Morgan scored a blistering career-best 148 from just 71 balls to set up his side's 150-run victory, taking them top of the World Cup table with four wins out of five.

De Kock issues defiant message as South Africa enter do-or-die territory vs New Zealand at World Cup

LAWRENCE BOOTH IN MANCHESTER: South Africa enter do-or-die territory on Wednesday against a team who, if recent history is anything to go by, will show no mercy.

World Cup needs an upset... the final fortnight of group matches risks descending into anti-climax

LAWRENCE BOOTH AT OLD TRAFFORD: As one Eoin Morgan six after another rained on Afghanistan's parade, it almost felt rude to ask the question.

Police speak to Afghanistan squad members less than 12 hours before England clash

Members of Afghanistan's squad were spoken to by police after a row broke out at a Manchester curry house - less than 12 hours before they were due to face England at Old Trafford. 

Eoin Morgan's superb ton leads England to comfortable 150 runs win over Afghanistan

PAUL NEWMAN AT OLD TRAFFORD: Eoin Morgan topscored with a superb 148 off just 71 balls as Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow both made half centuries to help England post a mammoth total of 398.

Three refugees and their separate journeys to art

As a tribute to June 20 World Refugee Day, TRT World speaks to three artists from three countries that have been torn by war and displacement.

The UK's alliances violate its stated principles

The UK's annual report on human rights and democracy is a reminder that Britain's leadership pursues profit over principle.

Suicide bomber kills 9 in eastern Afghanistan

Afghan officials say a suicide bomber targeted a police vehicle in Jalalabad, capital of Nangarhar province.

Stranded in a Serbian border town, refused the right of asylum

Croatian police violate international law by using brute force against the fleeing Afghan refugees who find themselves trapped in a cold Serbian town.

Turkish artist goes viral with stark misery-comfort images

Ugur Gallenkus, 29, says his work covers subjects from all over the world, including war, famine, violence against women, income inequality and climate change.

Former Australian army lawyer in court over leak to media

David William McBride appears in court on charges relating to the leaking of classified documents about Australian Special Air Service involvement in Afghanistan to ABC journalists.

People in war zones almost three times more affected by mental illness

Mental illness affects every fifth people living in war zones, recent research from the World Health Organization shows.

'Taliban' attack kills 14 pro-government militants in western Afghanistan

Abdul Hai Khateby, the spokesman for the governor of Khor province, says seven other pro-government militants were wounded in the attack late Friday, with two of them in critical condition.

Taliban attack kills 14 militiamen in western Afghanistan

Abdul Hai Khateby, the spokesman for the governor of Khor province, says seven other pro-government militants were wounded in the attack late Friday, with two of them in critical condition.

When England's backbone decided not to hang back

Eoin Morgan, who has given much to English cricket by encouraging his charges to go through their ceilings, has smashed his own and, in doing so, set a new, higher standard

Morgan assault powers England to top of table

The England skipper struck 148 off 71 deliveries to help his team amass 397 for 6 before the hosts restricted Afghanistan to 247 for 8

Morgan's blitz powers England to mammoth total

The England skipper recorded the fourth fastest hundred in World Cups as the hosts ended up with a monstrous 397 versus Afghanistan

Live Cricket Score: England vs Afghanistan, ICC World Cup 2019, Match 24

Catch all the live updates from the England versus Afghanistan game at Old Trafford

Stumbling Afghanistan need a dose of anti-chaos

Afghanistan have been so accustomed to making rapid progress that a reality check on a stage such as the World Cup is understandably daunting

Uphill battle for Afghanistan against injury-hit England

Jason Roy is out with an injury, while Liam Plunkett and Eoin Morgan have just about recovered

Live Cricket Score - South Africa vs Afghanistan, Match 21, ICC World Cup 2019

Catch all the live updates from the clash between South Africa and Afghanistan in Cardiff

South Africa yearn for a World Cup surge

Reduced to the ninth spot after three losses and one no result, South Africa will be hoping for a revival of fortunes when they take on the bottom-placed Afghanistan

South Africa vs Afghanistan, Match 21, ICC World Cup 2019

PAS AZ KHABAR: Afghan Cyclists after Crossing Lapis Lazuli Route Return Home

SOLA: UN Security Council Meeting on Afghanistan Discussed

Ghani’s Aides Accused of Interfering in IEC Recruitments

A senior member of the Independent Election Commission (IEC) on Thursday accused the presidential palace of interfering in IEC recruitments. Mawlana Abdullah, a member of the IEC said that there is a collusion

Over 100,000 Afghan Refugees Have Been ‘Deported to Afghanistan’

According to a report by the International Organization for Migration’s (IOM) released on Wednesday, more than 100,000 Afghan Refugees have been deported from Iran and Pakistan to Afghanistan in the

Islamabad to Host Intra-Afghan Meeting in Upcoming Days

Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, is supposed to hold an intra-Afghan meeting hosting some of the Taliban members and Afghan politicians in the upcoming days. The politicians who had participated in

Special Forces Free 13 Prisoners from Taliban Jails in Maidan Wardak

Afghan forces have freed 13 prisoners from a Taliban prison during a special operation in Maidan Wardak province, the interior ministry said in a statement on Thursday. The interior ministry said the rescued

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Bomb Blast Kills 2, Injures 18 Others in Eastern Afghanistan

At least two policemen killed and 18 others mainly civilians wounded in an explosion in east of Afghanistan on Thursday, an official said. The blast occurred at around 10:45 am in PD2 of Jalalabad City.

Election98: Regional contacts with the Taliban and peace efforts before the election

Indian official criticizes lack of transparency in US-Taliban talks

An Indian official has criticized lack of transparency in peace talks between the United States and the Taliban.

US says may soon conclude counterterrorism commitments draft with Taliban

The United States has said that it may conclude soon a draft text outlining the Taliban's commitments to ensure Afghan soil is never against used for international terrorism.

Blast kills one, wounds 20 in Jalalabad

At least one person was killed when an explosion went off in Afghanistan's Jalalabad city, capital of eastern Nangarhar province, on Thursday.

Iran's ambassador warns of bleak future for Afghanistan

Iran's ambassador on Wednesday painted a bleak picture of the future in Afghanistan, adding that Tehran shouldn't be held responsible for it.

Massive brawl erupts in Afghan parliament amid standoff over new speaker

Afghanistan's lawmakers on Wednesday were engaged in yet another brawl amid a standoff over the appointment of a new speaker a month ago.

Afghan district police chief, three Taliban militants killed in Paktika clash

An Afghan district police chief has been killed in a clash with Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan's eastern Paktika province, officials said on Wednesday.

Taliban says US agreed to 'withdraw all troops' from Afghanistan

A Taliban spokesman said on Tuesday that the United States agreed during the negotiations that it would withdraw all its troops from Afghanistan.

'Taliban know what you have achieved', Miller tells Afghan security officials in Helmand

Resolute Support Commander General Scott Miller and top Afghan security officials met in southern Helmand province, on Tuesday to discuss security.

At least 50 people pay ultimate sacrifice in anti-terror fight daily in Afghanistan: NSA Mohib

At least 50 people pay the ultimate sacrifice in the fight against terrorism on a daily basis in Afghanistan, national security adviser of the country said on Tuesday.

Government says to ban illegal mining

AT News Report KABUL: The Ministry of Mines and Petroleum says it would ban “illegal exploitation of mineral resources” to serve national interests. Acting Minister, Narges Nehan, said Wednesday at

Tensions erupt in parliament over appointing of speaker

AT News Reports KABUL: On Wednesday, the tensions among the supporters of Kamal Naser Osuli, a lawmaker running for the parliament speaker and his challenger Mir Rahman Rahmani began with verbal and then

56 illegal armed men detained during Uruzgan crackdowns

AT News Report KABUL: At least 56 irresponsible armed individuals, including higher-up security officials, have been detained in southern Uruzgan province, the provincial police said on Wednesday. These

79 cases recorded as conflict-related sexual violence surges: AIHRC

AT News Report KABUL: The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) on Wednesday reported of escalation in sexual violence and abuse in war fields, recording a total of 79 conflict-related

25 insurgents killed in crackdowns

AT News Report KABUL: At least 25 militants were killed and seven others wounded in multiple extensive military crackdowns within past 24 hours, security officials said. In a statement issued Wednesday

Editorial: Khalilzad consulted with Afghan leaders in Kabul

Before shaking hands with Qatar based Taliban leaders at Doha, the US special representative Dr. Zalmay Khalilzad has held detail talks with leaders in Kabul and exchanged views with them regarding return

FEFA: Impossible to hold elections in September

AT News Report KABUL: The Free and Fair Election Forum of Afghanistan (FEFA), an electoral watchdog based in Kabul claims that the Independent Election Commission would not be able to hold presidential

Khalilzad to Taliban: We seek a comprehensive peace agreement, not withdrawal

By Farhad Naibkhel KABUL: The U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Peace, Zalmay Khalilzad said in reaction to Taliban’s tweets over a withdrawal agreement, said that the United States sought

U.S. agrees over troop withdrawal from Afghanistan: Taliban

AT News Report KABUL: The United States agreed to pull troops out of Afghanistan during peace talks, said Taliban officials. Suhail Shaheen, spokesperson for the Taliban’s political office based in Qatar,

Alabama's Roy Moore launches 2020 Senate bid despite Republican Party opposition

U.S. prosecutors say ex-Trump adviser Stone violated court-imposed media gag order

Alabama Republican Roy Moore launches 2020 Senate bid despite party opposition

Senate rejects Saudi arms sales in rebuke to Trump

Painting and scraping: An Afghan refugee's hopes for German residence

When Afghan asylum seeker Yar Mohammad Haiqar found a job as a painter in a small Bavarian city, he couldn't stop smiling at what he hoped would be an opportunity to build a good life and a secure future

U.S. Senate rejects Saudi arms sales in rebuke to Trump

U.S. Senate Republican leader McConnell backs Saudi arms sales

U.S. efforts to cut off Iran oil revenue working: White House adviser

Hicks told House panel Trump is serious about foreign help in elections

Police Kills 3 of his Colleagues in Farah

FARAH (The Killid) – In a controversial case, a police allegedly killed three of his collogues at Haidar Quli post in southwestern province of Farah, local officials said.   The post Police Kills 3

Iran Shoots Down U.S. Aircraft

Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps announced Thursday it had shot down a United States drone over its territory to send "a clear message" to America, raising fears that a major military confrontation

Provincial Council Expresses Concern over Security in North

Balkh (The Killid) – A number of residents and Provincial Council members expressed concerns over rising insecurities in North, urging government to take immediate action.    The post Provincial Council

Strongmen have Influence on Afghan Judicial System: Gossman

Patricia Gossman, an associate director for the Asia division at Human Rights Watch says strongmen have influence over the Afghan judicial system, making it work best in their favor despite their wrongdoings. The

Nangarhar Blast Claim 1, Wounded 20

NANGARHAR (The Killid) – Around 9:30 am Thursday, an explosion hit PD2 of the Jalalabad city, claiming at least one civilian and wounding further 20, local authorities said. The post Nangarhar Blast

Gov't Provides 220 Rug Weaving Machine to Local Industrialists

HERAT (The Killid) – The Afghan government has provided at least 220 carpet weaving machine to a number of local industrialists, officials of the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitations and Development said. The

Key Taliban Commanders Killed in Takhar Clashes

TAKHAR (The Killid) – At least 23 Taliban insurgents were killed and wounded during clashes with Afghan security forces in Ashkmash district of Takhar province, Ministry of Interior said in a statement. The

Beauty of Nature in Parwan Province

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Yamamoto Sees Afghan Elections Key to Reaffirm Political Structure

The Afghan presidential election due to 28 September will be a “key moment to reaffirm the legitimacy of Afghanistan’s democratic political structure”, Tadamichi Yamamoto, Special Representative

Lists of nuclear disasters and radioactive incidents

The Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant, a Japanese nuclear plant with seven units, the largest single nuclear power station in the world, was completely shut down for 21 months following an earthquake

Radioactive contamination

radioactive pollution can be classified into two groups: natural and man made. Radioactive contamination, also called radiological contamination, is the deposition of, or presence of radioactive substances

Pakistan PM’s remarks on Afghan peace process stir diplomatic row

Kabul, Afghanistan – People in Afghanistan have criticised Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan’s reported remarks suggesting the formation of an interim government in the war-torn

History of Islam

The history of Islam concerns the political, social, economic and developments of the Islamic civilization. Despite concerns about the reliability of early sources,[1] most historians[2]believe that

Heavy Casualties Inflicted to ISIS Fighters

87 ISIS fighters were killed in national security special operation in Achen District, Nangarhar province. Ataullah Khogyani spokesman for Nangarhar governor told BNA the operation was launched in Abdul

UN probe indicates US air raid killed 13 civilians

The preliminary findings of a UN investigation in northern Afghanistan has found that a US air raid on Saturday killed 13 civilians, most of them children. The attack in Kunduz followed a Taliban raid

President Ghani Praises EU’s Assistance to Afghanistan // EU Agenda is to Support Peace & Development in Afghanistan: Mogherini

President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani met with High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini at the Presidential Palace yesterday. According to BNA report,

Trump To Announce New Strategy and Probably More Troops For Afghanistan

President Trump has settled on a new military strategy in Afghanistan after months of bitter internal debates by his national security team and will announce a plan Monday expected to provide U.S. commanders

EU Supports Afghan-Led Peace Talks: Mogherini

Chief Executive Dr. Abdullah Abdullah met with High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini here at the Sapidar Palace yesterday, a statement said.

UN warns of more than 70 million world wide refugees

A grim update from the UN ahead of World Refugee Day, the number of people displaced by war, violence and persecution exceeded 70 million in 2018. The post UN warns of more than 70 million world wide refugees

Afghanistan gem hunters risk all for precious minerals

Afghanistan's Panjshir Valley is home to one of the richest supplies of gems in the world. But the big challenge is getting them out with a war going on. The post Afghanistan gem hunters risk all for precious

Through Their Eyes: One Afghan woman’s fight for change

CGTN's Sean Callebs tells us the story of one woman. She is pushing for change in our special series 'Through Their Eyes- Afghanistan.' The post Through Their Eyes: One Afghan woman’s fight for

Through Their Eyes: A look into the lives of Afghan’s under insurgent rule

After nearly two decades of fighting, insurgents- the Taliban and ISIL- control large areas of Afghanistan. Civilian deaths were at record numbers last year. The post Through Their Eyes: A look into the

Through Their Eyes: A look into the lives of Bamyan residents

While firmly controlling Afghanistan, the Taliban was guilty of more than human rights abuses. They also waged all-out war on the nation's rich cultural diversity. The post Through Their Eyes: A look into

Rebuilding Darulaman Palace with new generation of Afghans

In a way, the restoration of Kabul's Darulaman Palace represents not only a step toward healing, and perhaps one toward peace and a real sign of change. The working conditions aren't ideal. The building

Afghanistan through the eyes of its people

About the series CGTN's Sean Callebs and Photojournalist Andrew Smith tell the stories of today's Afghanistan through the eyes of its people. The Heat: Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai talks about

‘American Taliban’ Lindh freed after 17 years in prison

The California man who became known as the "American Taliban" after his battlefield capture in Afghanistan in 2001 was freed early from his federal sentence on Thursday, despite official concerns

BONUS: Karzai’s hat

CGTN's Sean Callebs recounts the time on one of his deployments to Afghanistan when his cameraman tried to get a hold of one of President Karzai’s hats. The post BONUS: Karzai’s hat appeared first

Afghan Lawmakers Brawl As New Speaker Tries To Take Seat

Chaos erupted in Afghanistan's lower house of parliament when a group of lawmakers tried to block the newly elected speaker, Mir Rahman Rahmani, from taking his seat. Video from June 19 showed angry lawmakers

Afghan Polio Cases Increase Amid Conspiracy Theories

Health officials in Afghanistan say polio cases are on the rise amid conspiracy theories about international vaccination programs.

Afghan, Bulgarians Get Life Sentences Over Deaths Of 71 Migrants

An Afghan human trafficker and three Bulgarian accomplices have received life sentences over the deaths of 71 migrants who suffocated inside a sealed refrigeration truck abandoned near an Austrian village

Angry Afghan Lawmakers Disrupt Parliament Over Disputed Vote

Chaotic scenes erupted in Afghanistan's lower house of parliament on June 19 amid a weeks-long dispute over the election of a speaker.

Khalilzad: U.S. Seeking 'Peace Agreement' With Taliban, Not 'Withdrawal' Deal

The U.S. envoy seeking a peace deal with the Afghan Taliban has said Washington is seeking a “comprehensive peace agreement, not a withdrawal agreement” in its talks with the Taliban.

Going, Going, Ghazni: Ancient Afghan City Crumbling Under Weight Of Neglect, Corruption

The tallest tower in the famed 13th-century citadel in Ghazni has collapsed, with locals blaming neglect and government corruption.

Putin, Xi, Rohani Attend CICA Summit In Tajikistan

A summit of a 27-member regional grouping called the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia (CICA) opened on June 15 in Tajikistan's capital, Dushanbe. Russian President Vladimir

Leaders Of Shanghai Cooperation Organization Sign Joint Declaration

The leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) countries signed a joint declaration on June 14 at their summit in Kyrgyzstan's capital, Bishkek, calling for greater cooperation among member

Kyrgyzstan Hosts Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit

A summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) opened on June 14 in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek. Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping, Kyrgyz President Sooronbai Jeenbekov,

Pakistan Pashtun Activists Say Leader Arrests Herald State Crackdown

(Reuters) - After a deadly clash between troops and activists at a security post in northern Pakistan, organizers of a rights movement that has unnerved the powerful army say a campaign of intimidation

Pakistan To Create Court System Designed To Tackle Violence Against Women

Pakistan plans to establish more than 1,000 courts tasked with addressing violence against women, the country’s top judge says.

Going, Going, Ghazni: Ancient Afghan City Crumbling Under Weight Of Neglect, Corruption

The tallest tower in the famed 13th-century citadel in Ghazni has collapsed, with locals blaming neglect and government corruption.

Top Security Official Says 50 Afghans Die Every Day Fighting Terrorism

A senior official in Afghanistan says at least 50 people die every day fighting terrorist forces in his country, underscoring the intensification in the 17-year-old Afghan conflict.

Pakistani Blogger, Social-Media Activist Killed In Islamabad Knife Attack

Police in Islamabad say a popular Pakistani blogger and social-media activist has been killed by an attacker with a knife.

Ancient Afghan Citadel Collapses, Cultural Heritage Sites At Risk

The fort is one of dozens of unique historic sites in Afghanistan - ranging from the pre-Islamic Buddhist center in the Bamyan valley to the 12th century minaret of Jam in a remote area of Ghor province

Kyrgyzstan Hosts Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit

A summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) opened on June 14 in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek. Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping, Kyrgyz President Sooronbai Jeenbekov,

Shanghai Cooperation Organization Starts Summit In Bishkek

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has begun a summit in Bishkek that brings together leaders of the Eurasian political, economic, and security grouping.

Intrusive Tourists Threaten Ancient Spring Ritual In Pakistan

In remote valleys in northern Pakistan, the Kalash minority celebrates spring's arrival with colorful dance and festivities, but locals say an influx of mostly male, camera-wielding visitors is threatening

International TV Day is celebrated while televisions in Afghanistan suffer tens of challenges

November 21st coincides with the International TV Day, which is celebrated in most of countries. In Afghanistan in general all media in specific televisions sustain plenty of problems. On this occasion

Disruption of telecommunication networks caused disturbance to free flow of information

  Based on reports that Nai found telecommunication networks are disrupted since 24 hours in Badghais province due to armed groups’ threats and only a network works in some areas in Qala-e-Naw

The Regulation on prohibition of violence against journalists with applicable protocols can be part of solutions to end up the culture of impunity

     On the threshold of International day of “Ending the culture of impunity from prosecution of crimes against journalists”  Nai emphasized on the regulation to be approved and signed

Journalistic community has witnessed another loss

  Muhammad Salim Angar, cameraperson of RTA television in Qandahar was assassinated in an incident which occurred at Headquarter office in the province on Thursday 18th October 2018. Noorullah

A range of violations from lack of access to information to humiliation of journalists

Nai’s findings from monitoring of media and journalists’ performances during election days indicate that reporters suffered serious problems in accessing to information during election coverage. A

Independent Election Commission’s requests should not cause limitation on media

  IEC, Independent Election Commission announced that tonight at 11:59 minutes and 59 seconds, 17th October 2018 blackout period will be started. Thus, media are requested to follow up the  rule

A local cameraperson is martyred as result of a blast

  Muhammad Asif Hakimi one of the local camerapersons in Rustaq district of Takhar province was martyred as a result of the bomb blast during an election campaign on 13th October 2018. He was

Government should pave the ground for implementing Access to Information Law

  A couple of months  ago Center for Law and Democracy through a review and ratting of law has announced Afghanistan’s Access to Information Law in 1st rank and said that this is the best law

The Regulation of Media Offenses Review Committee of Independent Election Commission should be revised as soon as possible.

The Independent Election Commission has approved the regulation in 11 articles and publicized it. First of all Nai Supporting Open Media in Afghanistan appreciates the approval of this regulation. Nai’s

Conspiracy theories fuel polio outbreak in Afghanistan

Polio immunisation is compulsory in Afghanistan, but distrust of vaccines is rife, especially in areas controlled by the Taliban.

ISIS recruiting focus on millennial women represents worry for future

The European Union's police agency says ISIS is targeting women from the millennial generation as it seeks new recruits after the fall of its so-called 'caliphate'.

Twitter releases new trove of banned Iranian propaganda

Twitter took down nearly 5,000 accounts associated with or backed by the Iranian regime.

Pro-al-Qaeda media promotes the Taliban amid Afghan peace negotiations

The promotion of the Taliban on Al-Bayan comes when a potential peace deal would require the Taliban to guarantee Afghanistan will never become a safe haven for terror groups.

Afghan forces rescue hundreds of Taliban hostages in illegal detention

Many of the 'prisoners' freed by Afghan forces over the past few months were brutally mistreated by the Taliban, kept underground underfed and sometimes executed without trial.

Taliban's 'Operation al-Fatah' meets stiff resistance in Zabul

Afghan forces have stymied the Taliban's efforts to control certain districts in the province, and new operations are being planned against the militant group.

The Taliban's endless war is not jihad, Kunar residents say

Participants of a gathering on June 2 released a six-article declaration urging the Taliban to make peace, observe a ceasefire and hold direct talks with the Afghan government.

Iranian-made rocket in Kandahar shows Tehran's continued support of Taliban

Concerns continue to grow over Tehran and Moscow's support for the Taliban and their bid to derail the peace process.

Taliban leader's rejection of Eid ceasefire draws ire of Afghans

Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada's message of war has earned him the nickname 'the enemy of peace'.

Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE) has included 165 educational fields of study in the Revision Plan

Kabul, Afghanistan – Considering the National Strategic Plan for Higher Education, MoHE has put efforts to develop and strengthen the education system of the country aiming to deliver quality education

Police personnel in managerial level will not remain in a province for more than three years

Kabul, Afghanistan – Based on MoI rotation program, police personnel who have been in in duty for over three years in one province, will be rotated to other provinces. Speaking in a press conference,

For the first time the international community commended Afghan government’s programs and commitments in an international conference

Kabul, Afghanistan: In a joint press conference, Shah Hussain Murtazawi, Deputy Presidential Spokesperson, with spokesperson for Ministry of Finance, outlined the results of the Geneva conference, and

No one’s vote will be wasted and everyone can cast their polls

KABUL, Afghanistan: The Independent Election Commission (IEC) assures that no vote of voters will be wasted, and this commission will pave the ground to everyone to cast their votes. Shaima Alam Soroush,

70,000 forces are assigned for security of polling stations and centers

Kabul, Afghanistan: Spokespersons of MoI, MoD, MoWA, IDLG and MoE appeared in a press conference at GMIC and assured people about the security of polling centers and requested people to use from the right

The presence of men and women in polling centers and stations is impressive

KABUL, Afghanistan: The Independent Election Commission (IEC) said that the presence of men and women in polling centers and stations is significant in the early minutes of the morning. Today Shaima Alam

NPA introduced Afghanistan Government Electronic & Open Procurement System

GMIC, Kabul, Afghanistan – In a conference on “Supporting Private Sector in Public Procurement”, National Procurement Authority  (NPA) introduced Afghanistan Government Electronic & Open Procurement

Teachers’ salaries to be paid through mobile

Kabul, Afghanistan: Afghan Minister of Telecommunication and Technology Aryubi and Afghan Minister of Education Balkhi singed an memorandum of understanding which will facilitate payment for teachers through

Security situation tuned to normal in Sayed Abad district

Today early morning, reinforcement dispatched to Sayed Abad district of Maidan Wardak province and currently the situation tuned to normal in this district. Nasrut Rahimi, MoI deputy spokesperson in a

Emergency Loya Jirga, Historic Event In Afghanistan’s Political Chapter

Wednesday June 12, 2013 Kabul (BNA) The 21st Jawza coincides holding of the first emergency Loya Jirga in Afghanistan. The grand assembly (Loya Jirga) establishment which is considered as an important

President Karzai meets IEC chairman, members

Saturday, April 07, 2012 Kabul (BNA) in a meeting with the chairman and members of the independent election commission, the chairman and member of Independent Election Commission (IEC) informed President

UN Calls For Greeter Support To Afghanistan

New York (BNA) The UN General Assembly called on Monday on countries to reiterate and scale up their support for Afghanistan during its transition period, and outlined six major areas the country should

800 Students Busy In Getting Religious Studies In Samangan

Aibak (BNA) Interest of Afghan youth in getting Islamic studies is improving day by day in Samangan province.  According to local officials, thousands Afghan youth including male and female are busy

Afghan Sportsmen Receive Eight Medals

Kabul (BNA) Afghan sportsmen in Karate by getting four gold medals, two silver and two bronze got the second position in the first competitions of Asia-Europe championship. According to Abdul Mahboob,

15 Dead In Traffic Accident In Herat-Kandahar Highway

Lashkargah (BIA) 15 people lost their lives in a traffic accident on Herat-Kandahar highway in the vicinities of Gereshk district of Helmand province yesterday.  Colonel Shadi Khan, police chief of

Malaysia, South Korea And Indonesia Will Train Afghan Journalists

Kabul (BIA) Deen Mohammad Mubarez Rashidi deputy minister of publication of information and culture ministry says that Malaysia, South Korea and Indonesia cooperate in training of the Afghan journalists. 

Marshal Fahim Asks For Further Cooperation Of UNHCR

Kabul (BIA)  Acting president Marshal Mohammad Qasim Fahim first vice-president of Afghanistan in his meeting with the UNHCR commissioner praised the cooperation of this organization in coordination of

Afghan-India Strategic Agreement Will Not Harm Pakistan, President Karzai

 Kabul (BIA) President Karzai while meeting Pakistani Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gailani said that the strategic agreement that Afghanistan signed with India is to the interest of this region and that

Commissioners Dismissed As Election Law Amended

KABUL — The Afghan government on Tuesday fired its election commission more than three months after chaotic parliamentary elections — the results of which have still not been announced —

China to fund installation of modern facilities at Pak-Afghan border

ISLAMABAD- China plans to fund and install modern reception centres, drinking water and cold storage facilities at main entry points on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. The Chinese project

Afghanistan representatives from US, Russia to meet in Turkey

ANKARA-Afresh round of Russia-U.S. talks on Afghanistan will take place in Ankara on Feb. 22, the Russian envoy said Tuesday. Speaking at a news conference, Russia’s Presidential Envoy to Afghanistan

Salang Pass Reopens To Traffic After heavy snowfalls

PARWAN-The Salang Pass, one of the country’s main routes, was reopened to traffic after 16 hours of closure due to heavy snowfalls and avalanches on the southern side of the pass, local officials

Khalilzad travels to Belgium, Germany, Turkey, Qatar, Afghanistan, Pakistan

WASHINTON-US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad will lead an interagency delegation to Belgium, Germany, Turkey, Qatar, Afghanistan and Pakistan from February 10-28,

US defence chief arrived in Kabul

KABUL-Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan landed in Afghanistan for an unannounced visit Monday amid a push for peace with the Taliban, the U.S. media reported. Shanahan, who will meet U.S.

At Least 21 Dead In Air Strikes In Helmand

LASHKARGAH-Airstrikes in Afghanistan’s southern Helmand province have killed 21 civilians, including women and children, a lawmaker from the region said on Sunday. Mohammad Hashim Alkozai said

ASF kill 2 senior Taliban Commander in Nangarhar

JALALABAD-The Afghan Special Forces have killed two senior Taliban leaders during a raid in eastern Nangarhar province of Afghanistan earlier today. According to the informed military sources “Afghan

Mujeeb ur Rahman not included in Afghanistan squad for sole Test against Ireland

KABUL-Mystery spinner Mujeeb ur Rahman failed to find a place in Afghanistan’s Test squad for next month’s clash against Ireland. Afghanistan are due to host Ireland across all three formats

Russia says over 5,000 people left Syria’s Eastern Ghouta

Yash News Agency: More than 5,000 people have left Syria’s Eastern Ghouta so far on Sunday, Russia’s defense ministry says, according to Reuters. It’s while that yesterday Russia’s Defense Ministry

At least 33 insurgents are killed by the Afghan security forces operation

Yash News Agency: At least 33 armed insurgents including a local commander were killed, during operations by the Afghan Security Forces across the country in the past 24 hours, the Ministry of Defense

At least 14 dead as migrant boat sinks off Greek island

Yash News Agency: Fourteen people, including at least five children, drowned on Saturday when the small boat they were traveling on capsized in the Aegean Sea, Greek coast guard officials said. Greek authorities

نخست‌وزیر مالیزیا: بحران مسلمانان روهینگیایی منطقه را با خطر مواجه کرده است

خبرگزاری یاش: نجیب عبدالرزاق، نخست‌وزیر مالیزیا در خصوص اقدامات خشونت‌آمیز علیه اقلیت مسلمانان روهینگیایی گفت

اردوغان: فعالیت‌های گروه پ.ک.ک را محدود خواهیم کرد

خبرگزاری یاش: رجب طیب اردوغان، رئیس‌جمهور ترکیه می‌گوید که گروه تروریستی و تجزیه‌طلب پ.ک.ک تا به امروز به مردم

دادستان امریکایی: از شرکت مشاور ستاد انتخاباتی ترامپ تحقیق می‌کنیم

خبرگزاری یاش: دادستان کل ایالت ماساچوست امریکا اعلام کرده است که درباره استفاده غیرقانونی از فیسبوک توسط شرکت

رئیس جوایز اسکار هم متهم به آزار جنسی زنان شد

خبرگزاری یاش: آکادمی علوم و هنرهای تصاویر متحرک (اسکار) اعلام کرده که تحقیقاتی را در ارتباط با اتهام‌های آزارجنسی،

کلوپ: صلاح عاشق گل زدن است

خبرگزاری یاش: یورگن کلوپ، سرمربی لیورپول، پس از پیروزی ۵-۰ تیمش مقابل واتفورد، محمد صلاح، ستاره مصری تیمش را مورد

برگزاری جشن مشترک بهاری افغانستان و تاجیکستان به پیشواز از نوروز

خبرگزاری یاش: در آستانه فرا رسیدن نوروز، باشندگان مرزی افغانستان و تاجیکستان برنامه مشترکی را به پیشواز سال نو

Intra-Afghan dialogue to be Held in July: US Envoy

US envoy to UN has reportedly said Wednesday that intra-Afghan dialogue will convene in Doha in early July

Mir Rahman Rahmani Sits on Parl. Speaker’s Seat by Force

The fans of Mir Rahman Rahmani, the new speaker of the parliament, have reportedly forced him to sit on the speaker’s seat on Wednesday

Counterterrorism Efforts need to Remain Top Priority: Mohib

National Security Advisor Hamdullah Mohib while speaking at the 10th annual meeting of high security representatives in Ufa, Russia, said on Tuesday that counterterrorism efforts need to remain top priority

Taliban Delegation in China for Talks with Chinese officials

An Afghan Taliban delegation is visiting Beijing to hold talks with Chinese officials as part of a peace process ahead of their seventh round of talks with the United States in Qatar, a former Taliban

Ghani Off to UK

After attending SCO summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Ashraf Ghani, at the head of a delegation, headed to England

Abdullah and Tajik President Meets on Margins of CICA summit

CE Abdullah Abdullah arrived in Dushanbe Friday afternoon to attend the fifth summit of the heads of states conference on interaction and confidence-building measures in Asia (CICA) and met with the president

Ashraf Ghani Meets Iranian President on Margins of SCO Summit

Mohammad Ashraf Ghani thanked the Iranian president for his country’s readiness to cooperate in the Afghan peace process, saying that coordination and coherence of all countries are needed in this regard

Mohaqeq Threatens ARG with Mass Protests

Mohammad Mohaqeq, the second deputy to the executive directorate, threatened the presidential palace (ARG) with mass demonstrations and described sexual bribery in ARG as normalization of prostitution

Jalrez; Running Sore of Afghan Central Region’s Highway

Maidan Wardak is a central province in the west of Kabul which Taliban have a widespread activity in some of its districts, carrying out anti-government operations near capital Kabul city