Ghani Grants Afghan Citizenship To Italian National Alberto Cairo

Ex-Minister’s Hearing Adjourned For Sunday

Ghani Grants Afghan Citizenship To Italian National Alberto Cairo

Ex-Minister’s Hearing Adjourned For Sunday

We Need A Good Deal, Not A Fake Deal: Graham On US-Taliban Talks

Govt Accused Of Double Standards In Probing Sexual Abuse Claims

Member Nabil’s team said the government is ignoring sexual abuse allegations against certain officials…

Khalilzad ‘Getting Ready’ For Another Afghan Peace Mission

Kunar Displaced Families Call For Govt’s Help

US General Assures Continued Support To Afghan Forces

Taliban military chief; Punjabis killed in Ghazni operation, not civilians: MoD

The Ministry of Defense rejected Taliban claims regarding civilian casualties in Ghazni operations, emphasizing that the security forces killed Taliban’s military commission chief in the raid.

Nearly 500 Taliban militants killed in Faryab in past one month: 209th Shaheen Corps

The Afghan security forces have killed nearly 500 Taliban militants during their operations in northern Faryab province. The 209th Shaheen Corps in a statement said the security forces killed the militants

6 Taliban militants killed while preparing a car bomb in Maiwand district of Kandahar

A premature car bomb explosion killed six Taliban militants in southern Kandahar province of Afghanistan, the Afghan military said Saturday. The 205th Atal Corps in a statement the militants were busy

14 Taliban militants killed, wounded in Afghan, coalition forces operations: Thunder Corps

The Afghan and coalition forces killed or wounded 14 Taliban militants during the operations which were conducted in Paktiya and Ghazni provinces. The 203rd Thunder Corps in a statement said the coalition

Taliban mine planters blown up by own IED in Paktika province

A premature Improvised Explosive Device (IED) explosion killed three mine planters of Taliban in south-eastern Paktika province. The Ministry of Interior (MoI) in a statement said the explosion took place

Afghan athletes win 2 gold, 3 bronze medals in South Asian Bodybuilding, Physique Sports Championship

The Afghan athletes won two gold medals and three bronze medals in the South Asian Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Championship. The Afghanistan Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation in a statement said

Car bomb destroyed, 7 Taliban militants killed in Uruzgan and Paktiya airstrikes

The security forces carried out a series of airstrikes in twoprovinces in the past 24 hours killing at least 7 militants. The military officials said Saturday that the airstrikes also destroyed a car bomb.

PAE Systems to provide contractor logistic support to Afghan armed forces: Pentagon

The U.S. Department of Defense has announced that the Virginia-based PAE Systems will provide contractor logistic support to the Afghan armed forces. The Department of Defense in a statement said it has

Casualties toll in Kabul bombing rises to over 40, Taliban blamed for the incident

The casualties’ toll from yesterday’s explosion in Kabul city has climbed to 41 as security officials blame Taliban for the deadly incident. Nasrat Rahimi, a spokesman for the Ministry of Interior

Afghanistan’s Investment in Azerbaijan Amounts to $1.5mn

Afghanistan’s total investment in Azerbaijan’s economy has reached $1.5 million, according to reports from Baku, capital city of Azerbaijan. Azerbaijani Deputy Economy Minister Sahib Mammadov said

Concerns Over FaceApp’s Privacy Breach

Senator Chuck Schumer wants an investigation into FaceApp, an app that uses AI to make one look older or younger. FaceApp is a Russian-based company, and Schumer stated that he The post Concerns Over FaceApp’s

Trump Warns Iran Over Its Uranium Enrichment Beyond Agreed Threshold

Iran has increased its uranium enrichment beyond its purity threshold, breaking the deal that was made by Iran, USA, and three other countries. Iran warned to increase uranium enrichment if The post Trump

USAID Supports NAREC Forum To Resolve Rural Issues in Afghanistan

USAID hosted the National Agriculture Education, Research, Extension and Economic Conference on July 15-17, 2019 to bring together experts to discuss current issues in agricultural education, research

Workshop Held To Facilitate Trade Between Afghanistan & Uzbekistan

The United States continued support to enhance cross-border trade and strengthen economic ties between Afghanistan and Uzbekistan at the “Facilitating Trade, Promoting Economic Growth,” event in Tashkent,

Afghanistan, Uzbekistan Step Up Efforts To Bolster Trade Ties

Afghanistan and Uzbekistan are continuing efforts to strengthen trade relations between the two countries. Significant progress was made during the second round of the Afghanistan-Uzbekistan public-private

Argentina Ends Third in Copa America

Argentina secured third place in the Copa America by beating Chile in a very heated match. Argentina beat Chile 2 – 1 in Copa America, with Messi providing an assist The post Argentina Ends Third in

The US Labor Market Thundered in June

Although economists had forecast 160,000 jobs, 224,000 jobs were created in the USA in June. This eradicated the idea that America’s economy was heading for a recession. The business sector The post

5% Of Government Contracts Allocated For Afghan Women

President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani announced that a minimum quota of 5% is reserved for Afghan women entrepreneurs in government contracts in a bid to improve their participation in the economy. The post

معرفی رئیس تدارکات کمیسیون

آقای حبیب الرحمن ننگ رئیس دارالانشای کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات رئیس تهیه و تدارکات این نهاد را در دفتر مرکزی این کمیسیون

دیدار رهبری کمیسیون با مسؤول ارزیابی پروژه‌های UNESP

آقای کیوین ویست مشاور برنامه های انکشافی سازمان ملل متحد (UNDP) و مسوول جدید ارزیابی از فعالیت پروژه های برنامه حمایت

مصاحبه تلویزیون Buzz feed با رهبری کمیسیون

یک تلویزیون خارجی به نام Buzz feed در مورد انتخابات و اشتراک زنان در انتخابات با بانو حواعلم نورستانی رئیس کمیسیون

جلسهٔ رهبری کمیسیون با ارگان های ذیربط و امنیتی

هئیت رهبری کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات در مورد پیشرفت و چالش های عملیاتی برگزاری انتخابات ریاست جمهوری سال ۱۳۹۸ خورشیدی،

مجلس کمیته مشترک کمیسیون های انتخاباتی

کمیتۀ مشترک کمیسیون های انتخاباتی به منظور هماهنگی و مدیریت بهتر انتخابات پیشرو در دفتر معاون کمیسیون آقای عصمت

دیدار رهبری کمیسیون با برخی مسئولین نهادهای مدنی

بانو حوا علم نورستانی رئیس کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات با برخی از مسئولین نهادهای مدنی در مورد دست آوردها و چالشهای

اعلامیۀ مطبوعاتی در مورد منظور شدن بودجۀ انتخابات ریاست جمهوری ۱۳۹۸

کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات متعهد است تا انتخابات شفاف، عادلانه و سرتاسری را در ۶ میزان سال ۱۳۹۸ برگزار نماید.  خوشبختانه

دیدار رهبری کمیسیون با رئیس عمومی قوم کوچی ها

بانو حواعلم نورستانی رئیس کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات جهت حل مشکلات و اشتراک قوم کوچی ها در انتخابات با رئیس عمومی این

نشست رهبری کمیسیون با ارگان های امنیتی و ذیربط

هئیت رهبری کمیسیون مستقل انتخابات، در رابطه به انتقال کتاب های ثبت نام تقویتی و ثبت نام سراسری ولایت غزنی سال ۱۳۹۸

At least 10 civilians killed in Afghan security forces airstrikes

The airstrikes in the western Badghis province also injured two other people, according to officials.

Afghan clinics reopening days after Taliban forced closure

Forty-two health facilities in Wardak province were closed after the Taliban threatened its staff to halt operations.

Afghanistan: Kabul University hit by explosion

At least six people have been killed and 27 wounded in blast; no claim of responsibility.

Car bomb hits police HQ in Afghanistan's Kandahar

Official says attackers detonated a car loaded with explosives and tried to enter the site through another gate.

Swedish-run clinics stay shut in Afghanistan for fifth day

Closure of facilities forced by Taliban after Afghan forces raided NGO-run hospital in Daimirdad district last week.

Afghanistan: Roadside bomb kills 11 pilgrims in Kandahar

Explosion in southern province injures at least 35 other pilgrims on their way to a shrine, officials say.

Afghan forces, US service member killed in two Taliban attacks

Four dead in Taliban attack on hotel in Badghis province while a US service member was killed in action in Wardak.

Afghan wedding party hit by suicide bombing

At least five killed and 40 wounded when attacker believed to be in early teens set off explosives at wedding party.

Life in the city: Tackling Kabul's urban challenges

Security and environmental concerns prompt residents and experts to seek better urban strategies and living conditions.

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

Suicide Bombing at University Kills 10 as Violence Surges in Afghanistan

Despite a pledge to reduce civilian casualties, the Taliban have intensified attacks that kill civilians as well as soldiers.

The Army’s Failure to Train and Equip Troops in Afghanistan

The recent deaths of U.S. service members in Afghanistan are part of a larger issue resulting from the Pentagon’s struggle to contend with multiple wars and new global threats at once.

Afghan War Casualty Report: July 12-18

At least 92 pro-government forces and 45 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the past week.

Fighting Next to U.S. Commandos, but Without the Same Training and Gear

So far this year, two American bomb disposal soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan while embedded with Special Forces.

‘The Enemy Kills Us Like Sheep’: Voices of the Afghan Security Forces

As talks with the Taliban proceed, soldiers and police officers reflect on the pain of making peace with a deadly nemesis.

No Questions About U.S. Wars in Defense Chief’s Confirmation Hearing

Mark. T. Esper spent the hourslong hearing in front of the Senate Armed Services Committee mostly discussing military challenges from Iran, China and Russia.

Polio Cases Surge in Pakistan and Afghanistan

False rumors that children are fainting or dying have led parents to turn away vaccinators, threatening the campaign to eradicate the disease.

Meet The Afghan Women Fighting to Protect Their Rights

American diplomats are negotiating a peace deal with the Taliban. We talk to women about the future of freedom for women in Afghanistan.

The Taliban Promise to Protect Women. Here’s Why Women Don’t Believe Them.

We traveled across the country and asked women about their fears of losing the hard-won freedoms they’ve gained in the last 18 years.

At least 11 dead in Taliban attack on Afghan police HQ

At least 11 people were killed and scores more wounded Thursday when the Taliban attacked a police headquarters in the southern city of Kandahar, officials and the insurgents said. The assault comes

Decorated U.S. soldier killed in combat operations in Afghanistan

U.S. military officials say a decorated Special Forces company sergeant major has died during combat operations in Afghanistan. A spokesman for the U.S. Army Special Operations Command said in a statement

Taliban car bomb kills at least 14 as group holds peace talks in Qatar

A Taliban attack on a government security compound in central Afghanistan on Sunday killed at least 14 people and wounded more than 180, including scores of children, hours before a meeting in Qatar aimed

All-Afghan peace summit agreed upon, but on Taliban terms

An all-Afghan peace summit will be held July 7 and 8 in the Middle Eastern nation of Qatar, but it would seem to be on Taliban terms as there will be no official government representation. Rather, according

At least six dead, 50 children wounded in Taliban car bomb attack on Kabul

At least six people were killed and dozens, including 50 children, wounded Monday when the Taliban detonated a powerful car bomb in Kabul, officials said — the latest deadly attack in one of the most

U.S.-Taliban peace talks to end Afghan war enter 'make-or-break moment'

Negotiators for the United States and Taliban Islamist militants on Saturday were set to start a seventh round of peace talks to end the war in Afghanistan, offering what one U.S. official called a "make-or-break

Mike Pompeo visits Kabul, hopes for a peace deal before Sept.1

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met Afghan President Ashraf Ghani during an unannounced visit to Kabul on Tuesday to discuss ongoing peace talks with the Taliban and the security situation ahead of

A perilous time to have temps running the Pentagon

It is a perilous time to have temps running the Pentagon. U.S. President Donald Trump's brinkmanship with Iran is on the boil, spilling beyond diplomacy to a planned air attack on Iran that Trump said

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

Afghanistan Cricket Board suspends team manager and chief selector

Afghanistan returned winless from the 2019 World Cup while there were a lot of hopes tied to the team.

ICC World Cup 2019: Afghanistan – Statistical Review

Here are the stats and numbers from Afghanistan’s forgettable campaign in World Cup 2019.

Rashid Khan thanks Afghanistan Cricket Board for appointing him the captain

Gulbadin Naib led the team in the World Cup but yielded disappointing results.

Top Stories: Things that made news in the cricket world today

All the news stories that hogged the headlines today.

Rashid Khan appointed Afghanistan captain across all formats

Afghanistan failed to win even a single match at the 2019 World Cup under Naib's captaincy.

World Cup 2019: 5 in-form players turned out to be flop

These players were touted as the important picks for the World Cup but failed to stand up to the billings.

World Cup 2019: Analysing the performance of the six knocked out teams

Among these six teams, Pakistan were unlucky to miss out on a semi-final berth.

Off-field issues continue to haunt the Afghanistan team

Team manager Naved Sayem was suspended in the ACB's Annual General Meeting.

World Cup 2019: One best player of each team in the league stage

These players have been a boon their respective sides.

Taliban’s shadowy district chief arrested in Balkh

By Ahmed Javed Javed on 20 July 2019 MAZAR-I-SHARIF (Pajhwok): Taliban’s designated administrative chief for Chahar Bolak district of northern Balkh province has been arrested by... read more

Eye hospital doctors go on strike in Balkh

By Ahmed Javed Javed on 20 July 2019 MAZAR-I-SHARIF (Pajhwok): Doctors of the Noor Eye Hospital in northern Balkh province on Saturday went on strike in protest against the hospital’s administrator

30 Nangarhar villages cleared as operations continue

By Yousuf Zarifi on 20 July 2019 JALALABAD (Pajhwok): Joint Afghan security forces have cleared at least 30 big and small villages of the presence of Taliban militants during... read more

Attackers of educational institutes unaware about Islam: Ghani

By Azizullah Hamdard on 20 July 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): President Ashraf Ghani on Saturday said those who targeted educational and cultural institutes were traitors and... read more

Tajik trucks with double load allowed entry to Afghanistan

By Ajmal kakar on 20 July 2019 KUNDUZ CITY (Pajhwok): Tajikistani truckers at the Sher Khan Port in northeastern Kunduz province say they are not allowed to carry more than 23 tons of load in a truck

Peace only way to end current miseries: Paktika residents

By Rahim Khan Khoshal on 20 July 2019 SHARANA (Pajhwok): Residents of southeastern Paktika province believe peace is the only way to end the ongoing miseries and control extremist groups in Afghanistan...

Wolesi Jirga summons security bosses on Sunday

By Khawaja Basir fitri on 20 July 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): A number of Wolesi Jirga... read more

’10 civilians killed in Badghis airstrikes’

By Khawaja Basir fitri on 20 July 2019 QALA-I-NAW (Pajhwok): A public representative in Wolesi Jirga or lower house of the parliament on Saturday said 10 civiliasn were killed... read more

Boost trust in presidential election process, govt asked

By Pajhwok on 20 July 2019 KABUL (Pajhwok): The Election Support Group (ESG) has urged the national unity government (NUG) to strengthen public trust and... read more

Heroes of Afghanistan and Iraq unearth cannonballs in 'therapeutic' dig at Battle of Waterloo site

A cannonball and musket shots are among the finds made at an archaeological dig at the site of the 1815 conflict which involves veterans of far more recent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq

TOM LEONARD on the special ops chief cleared of murdering a teenage ISIS prisoner

TOM LEONARD: Gallagher - his nickname was 'Blade' - was a 'pirate', they said, ignoring the rules, including the safety of his underlings and civilians, and interested only in terrorists

Military couple are left £54,000 out of pocket after building firm folds halfway through renovation

Ex-Royal Navy nurse Suzanne Elliott-Loar, 36, and Royal Marine husband Stephen, 40, thought they'd secured their dream home when they bought the bungalow in Saltash, Cornwall, in 2018.

Special Forces sergeant major, 40, from Texas killed by enemy small arms fire in Afghanistan

An American soldier died in Afghanistan on Saturday. Sgt. Maj. James G. Sartor, 40, was from Teague, Texas,  an hour outside of Waco. He died from injuries from enemy small arms fire.

Sussex to explore alternative overseas options to Alex Carey

The 27-year-old is due to join up with the Sharks for their Twenty20 Blast campaign, potentially pitching him alongside the man who inflicted a wound in his chin on Thursday in England star Jofra Archer.

AFP claim Afghan migrant was kept as Sydney family's slave, then stranded her in Afghanistan

This is the inside of the unassuming western Sydney townhouse where a family allegedly kept a woman as their household slave, possibly for years.

Husband, his brother and their mother 'force the man's Afghan wife into SLAVERY'

Three members of a Sydney family have been charged with slavery offences after they allegedly forced an woman from Afghanistan into 'domestic servitude'.

Afghanistan veteran who launched sex attacks on three lone women jailed for 22 years

Private Joshua Jolly (pictured), 27, grabbed his three victims from behind as they walked alone in the early hours. Jolly left his base with 1 Para in St Athan, South Wales, to go to Cardiff to stage attacks.

Something funny Charles? Prince of Wales cracks a joke as he awards medals to heroic Gurkha soldiers

Prince Charles, 70, handed out medals to first battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles today in Kent, and appeared to share a joke with one soldier during the ceremony.

Pakistan tribal regions hold first provincial polls

Voters in turbulent former tribal zones of northwestern Pakistan vote in first provincial elections after the region lost semi-autonomous status it had held since British colonial era.

Blast near university in Afghan capital kills two, injures 10

The explosion happened when a number of students were waiting near the campus gate to attend an exam, a witness said. No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack.

At least 12 killed, dozens wounded in Afghanistan Taliban car bombings

The bombings were followed by a gunfight at police headquarters in southern Kandahar province.

Turkey's role much broader than F-35 and S-400 - NATO chief

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, speaking at the Aspen Institute's annual security forum in the United States, said he was concerned at Turkey's expulsion from the F-35 programme.

Why Pakistan's historical heroes are India's villains and vice-versa

Pakistani nationalism was modelled around the 'valour' of Muslim kings who ruled the sub-continent for several centuries and India does the same with its ruling party aggressively rephrasing history along

Afghan president rejects interim government as way forward

In an exclusive interview with TRT World, President Ashraf Ghani said Afghanistan can only secure long-lasting peace with a democratic system.

Teen bomber kills at least five at eastern Afghanistan wedding

Officials say a boy set off his explosives inside the house of a pro-Kabul militia commander in Nangarhar province, wounding 40.

At least seven civilians killed in air strike in northern Afghanistan -govt

Protests broke out on the main road of Pul e Khumri after the air strike, with demonstrators using pickup trucks to carry the remains of victims as they marched through the streets en route to burial ceremonies.

Taliban, Afghans end talks with 'promise to reduce violence'

The encounter ended with a joint statement containing an "appeal and promise to reduce violence in Afghanistan", according to Markus Potzel, Germany's Afghanistan envoy who co-hosted the talks

Afghanistan pacer Aftab Alam suspended for one year

The fast bowler's contract stands suspended during this period

Afghanistan - A tournament full of mediocrity and harsh lessons

Afghanistan lost all their nine games, saw their premier players fail and were troubled by off-field controversies in a nightmarish campaign

The World Cup is not the end of our cricket: Naib

The Afghanistan captain lamented the poor fitness of his team, also

Ikram Ali Khil's promising show not enough as Afghanistan stay winless

The young 'keeper scored 86 before Afghanistan fell short by 23 runs in chase of 311 against West Indies

Curtain call for two chaotic entertainers

Afghanistan and West Indies, the two qualifiers from Harare last year, will look to sign off from CWC19 with a win

Hamid Hassan's Headingley heartbreak

The Afghan fast bowler suffered a hamstring injury in his final ODI game and could bowl only two overs in the defeat to Pakistan

Imad Wasim rises above the frenzy

In a must-win game, the left-hander scored a 49 that proved to be as valuable as Haris Sohail's 89 and Babar Azam's 101 as Pakistan live to die another day

Scratchy Imad helps Pakistan sneak into top 4

The all-rounder scored an unbeaten 49 as Pakistan clinched the Leeds thriller by 3 wickets

Afridi and co. restrict Afghanistan to 227

Pakistan ensure Afghanistan were devoid of a strong finish

MPs Criticize Government Over Security Deterioration Across Country

A number of the lawmakers in the lower house of parliament say that the country’s budget is being wasted widely for the electoral campaigns and the government is reckless in terms of providing security

Government, Taliban Accuse Each Other Of Civilian Causalities

Both the Afghan government and the Taliban accuse each other of disobeying the Doha intra-Afghan summit’s resolution in terms of prevention of the civilian causalities.  Ensuring the security

Taliban’s Talks With U.S. Will Not End War in Afghanistan: Danish

Sarwar Danish, the Second Vice-President of the country, says that the Taliban’s Talks with the United States will not end the current war in Afghanistan. “It would be nothing but a vision if the Taliban

Aghaze Rooz – 20 July 2019

Afghanistan Wins Team Category of South Asian Body Building, Physique Sports Championship

Afghanistan won the team category of the 12th round of South Asian Body Building and Physique Sports Championship. The Afghan athletes won six gold medals, two silver medals, and four bronze medals and

23 Taliban Militants Killed, Wounded in Helmand Operations

At least 16 Taliban insurgents were killed and seven others wounded in operation by Afghan security forces in southern Helmand province, the Interior Ministry said in a statement on Saturday. The operations

U.S. Senator Urges Trump to Not Agree to ‘Absurd’ Demands From Taliban

A senior U.S. senator urged the Trump administration to not agree to “absurd” demands of the Taliban militant group for the U.S. pullout from Afghanistan within 18 months. “I hope

Sola: NATO Stresses On Its Timely Withdraw From Afghanistan

Afghan War; Over 93,000 Civilian Victims In Last Decade

According to statistics of the United Nations, at least 93,000 civilians have been killed or injured (93,448 victims, 32,695 killed, 60,753 wounded) in Afghanistan since 2009 through March 2019 as the

Negotiations with Taliban will begin in next few weeks: Afghan president

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said on Saturday that negotiations with the Taliban would begin in next few weeks.

Afghanistan's Abdullah suggests interim government could be discussed in peace talks

Afghan Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah has suggested that the idea of forming an interim government could be discussed in peace talks.

Afghan presidential election: ECC warns against premature campaign

Afghanistan's Electoral Complaints Commission on Saturday warned candidates in the country against premature campaigning ahead of 2019 presidential elections.

500 Taliban militants killed in Faryab in one month: Afghan army

Afghan forces have killed over 500 Taliban militants in the northern province of Farah over the past one month, Afghanistan's army said on Saturday.

US senator hopes Trump won't give into Taliban demand for withdrawal within 18 months

A senior US senator has hoped that Trump administration will not give into Taliban demands for US withdrawal within 18 months.

Maidan Wardak health centres closed due to Taliban threats reopened

The Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA) has reopened dozens of health centers it closed following Taliban threats, Afghan authorities said on Friday.

Blast near Kabul University kills eight and wounds 33

At least six people killed and 27 wounded in a blast took place near a gate to the campus of Kabul University in the Afghan capital, officials said.

Eleven killed, scores wounded in Kandahar attack

At least 11 people were killed after Taliban militants carried out a coordinated attack in Afghanistan's southern Kandahar province on Thursday.

Taliban say would accept ceasefire with foreign forces, but not Afghan side: Abdullah

The Taliban are saying that they would accept ceasefire with foreign forces, but not the Afghan side, Afghan government's Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah said on Thursday.

Taliban-planted roadside bomb kills five civilians

AT News Report KABUL:  A roadside bomb planted by the Taliban group claimed the lives of five civilians in southern Ghazni province, a statement from the provincial governor’s office said. According

Khalilzad to resume peace talks

AT News Reports KABUL: In the wake of prolong odyssey of Afghan peace process, the US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation, Zalmay Khalilzad on Saturday said he would resume soon next

Why Doha all-intra Afghan talks failed to reduce violence?

Over 120 people killed and wounded within two days AT News Report KABUL: There is dedication for peace; have opted for political settlement, and they have changed with consensuses of reduction of violence

Protesting women candidates warn of self-immolation

AT News Report KABUL: The frustrated, protesting parliamentary election’s women candidates on Saturday yet again took to the streets, employing a rare method of resistance and political protest by locking

We stick by Afghan sides: US General

AT News Report KABUL: In his tripe to Kabul, the US Central Commander, Gen. Kenneth McKenzie on Saturday reiterated his country’s support to help Afghanistan, and especially the country’s National

Germany reiterates cooperation with Afghanistan

AT News Report KABUL: German Member of Parliament, Thorsten Frei and the country’s ambassador to Kabul Peter Prugel on Saturday met with Afghan National Security Advisor, Hamdullah Mohib, where they

Ex-President Hamid Karzai’s remarks in peace conference

Karzai offers Cambodian peace accord as inspiration for Afghanistan AT News Report KABUL: Former President, Hamid Karzai believes that the 1990s peace accord in Cambodia could be a good inspiration for

Abdullah expects Taliban accept truce offer

AT News Report KABUL: Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah calls on Taliban to accept the government’s ceasefire offer if the militants really want peace in the country. “If Taliban think that they will

Editorial: Fragile situation

Two deadly violent acts in Kabul and Kandahar simultaneously in a two days, less than 24 has not only causes lives to precious innocent lives but even it leads to further fueling of miseries amongst people

U.S. State Department says concerned by reports of Chinese interference in South China Sea

U.S. State Dept says concerned by reports of Chinese interference in South China Sea

Joe Biden compares Trump to segregationist George Wallace

Joe Biden, former U.S. vice-president and Democratic presidential candidate, compared President Donald Trump on Friday to the late George Wallace, a prominent supporter of racial segregation.

Trump renews attacks on Democratic congresswomen

Democratic lawmakers slam Trump's latest border initiatives

U.S. Democratic lawmakers slam Trump's latest border initiatives

In battleground Florida, Republicans shrug off Trump's tweet 'kerfuffle'

Fifth U.S. city will process applications from migrants returned to Mexico

Ex-Trump aide Hicks denies involvement in hush money talks: lawyer

An attorney for former White House Communications Director Hope Hicks denied on Friday that she was involved in discussions during the 2016 presidential campaign about a hush-money payment to a porn star

US Expels Turkey from F-35 Fighter Jet Programme: Report

The United States said on Wednesday that it was removing Turkey from the F-35 fighter jet programme, a move that had been long threatened and expected after Ankara began accepting delivery of an advanced

2 Purported Bombers Caught up their Own Net in Balkh

BALKH (The Killid) – At least 11 anti-government armed group, including their commander Jumma Khan, killed and further seven wounded during an operation by Afghan security forces in Char Bolak and Chatmal

95% of Afghan Women Want Democracy: AIHRC

KABUL (The Killid) – The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission says its findings – upon national report on Women, Peace and Security – indicate more than 95 percent of women all across

Nangarhar Police Nab ISIL Member

NANGARHAR (The Killid) – Afghan security forces arrested a guard of ISIL key commander Muhafez Omar Khurasani during an operation in Nangarhar province, local authorities said. The post Nangarhar Police

Abdullah Stresses Coordination on Peace Process

KABUL (The Killid) – Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah says we cannot obtain peace and stability in the country unless we raise a common voice.   The post Abdullah Stresses Coordination on Peace Process

Peace for Afghan Means End of War: Karzai

KABUL (The Killid) – Former President Hamid Karzia at a gathering on Peace and Security in Kabul Thursday said all Afghans desire for peace that means end of war. The post Peace for Afghan Means End

Herat Police Free Young Man Kidnapped after 30 Days

HERAT (The Killid) – Provincial security police freed a young man who was kidnapped roughly 30 days ago in western province of Afghanistan, local authorities said in a statement. The post Herat Police

Adversity often Leads to Prosperity: School Kid

The post Adversity often Leads to Prosperity: School Kid appeared first on The Killid Group.

Afghan Colonel Killed in 'Insider Attack' in Southeast

GHAZNI (The Killid) – Commander of Third Regiment of the Afghan National Army in Ghazni, Colonel Abdul Mubin Mujtaba, was killed Wednesday as two army soldiers opened fire against him in Qara Bagh

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

Air Strikes By Security Forces In Western Afghanistan Kill 10 Civilians

Officials in Afghanistan say women and children were among 10 civilians killed in separate air strikes by security forces late on July 19.

Blast Kills Two Near Kabul University In Day Of Violence In Afghanistan

At least two people have been killed and another 10 injured when an explosion wracked the entrance to Kabul University in the Afghan capital.

Four Members Of First All-Female Afghan Orchestra Missing In Slovakia

Police in Slovakia are searching for four members of Afghanistan's first all-female orchestra who disappeared from their hotel after participating in a local festival.

Taliban Militants Storm Kandahar Police HQ After Suicide Car Bombing

Taliban militants have stormed the police headquarters in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar after a suicide car bomber detonated his explosives at the entrance of the compound.

Official: 25 Elite Afghan Commandos Killed In Clashes With Taliban

An Afghan regional governor said 25 members of the country's elite commando units have been killed in fighting with the Taliban.

Swedish Aid Group Reopens Afghan Health Centers After Taliban Threats

Afghanistan's Health Ministry says a Swedish aid group has reopened dozens of health centers it operates in the country.

Restoring The Ruins Of Afghanistan's Pockmarked Palace

Scarred by bullets and bombs after decades of conflict, Afghanistan's Darul Aman Palace is being restored to its former glory.

Afghan Radio Station Shuts Down, Citing Taliban Threats Over Female Employees

The head of a private radio station in eastern Afghanistan says it was shut down after numerous threats from a Taliban commander in the area who objected to women being employed at the station, while a

Roadside Bomb Kills 11 'On Way To Shrine' In South Afghanistan

A provincial council member said all the victims were members of the same family and were on their way to a shrine.

Pakistan's Restive Pashtun Tribal Region Holds First Local Elections

Polls have closed in Pakistan's first-ever provincial elections in the northwestern tribal areas, a region along the Afghan border that was once controlled by Islamist militant groups.

Swedish Aid Group Reopens Afghan Health Centers After Taliban Threats

Afghanistan's Health Ministry says a Swedish aid group has reopened dozens of health centers it operates in the country.

Pakistan Says Airspace Restrictions After India Clashes Cost $50 Million

The aviation minister of Pakistan says his country suffered losses of more than 8 billion rupees ($50 million) because of airspace restrictions put in place earlier this year amid violent clashes with

Blast Kills At Least Eight Outside Kabul University

Afghanistan’s Health Ministry says at least eight people have been killed when an explosion struck near the entrance to Kabul University.

Pakistan's Former PM Abbasi Arrested On Corruption Charges

Pakistan's anticorruption agency has arrested a former prime minister, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, a spokesman for the agency, the National Accountability Board (NAB), said on July 18.

Trump Criticized For Tweet Hailing Pakistan's '10-Year' Search For Alleged Mastermind Of Mumbai Attack

U.S. President Donald Trump has faced criticism for saying Pakistan's arrest of the alleged mastermind of the 2008 attacks in Mumbai had come after a 10-year search, as the suspected militant had been

Pakistanis Weigh Another Term For Powerful Army Chief

Pakistanis are debating whether the country’s current army chief should be given a new term in office beyond November, when he is set to retire.

Official: 25 Elite Afghan Commandos Killed In Clashes With Taliban

An Afghan regional governor said 25 members of the country's elite commando units have been killed in fighting with the Taliban.

Restoring The Ruins Of Afghanistan's Pockmarked Palace

Scarred by bullets and bombs after decades of conflict, Afghanistan's Darul Aman Palace is being restored to its former glory.

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

Gulf tensions rise as Iran's Revolutionary Guards seize oil tanker

The US military also shot down an Iranian drone after it threatened an American naval vessel in the Strait of Hormuz.

Taliban militants indiscriminately hit civilian, security targets

Taliban attacks on schools and police alike show the group's lack of direction and low regard for human life.

Taliban attack Kandahar residents for refusing to abandon homes

Elderly and young civilians were among the victims of the militants' brutality.

Afghans outraged by Taliban attacks victimising children

Taliban attacks earlier this month killed and wounded scores of children, causing trauma and suffering that could last a lifetime, say observers.

Afghan refugees in Pakistan rejoice over new bank accounts

A move by Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan earlier this year to allow Afghan refugees to open bank accounts in Pakistan will help stop illegal money transactions.

Youth from 13 provinces gather in Herat to call on Taliban to stop fighting

Citizens' patience with the long, destructive war has worn out, say young Afghans.

Taliban shut down health centres in Maidan Wardak, depriving thousands of care

The latest incident follows other Taliban efforts to deny Afghans medical treatment.

Joint Turkmen-Afghan projects aim to boost Afghan peace and stability

Turkmenistan hopes to route electricity and natural gas through Afghanistan to promising markets in South Asia, but peace and stability must be established first.

More than 1,500 Afghans in Kandahar call for peace, immediate ceasefire

The Taliban should end their war on innocent Afghans and negotiate directly with the government, say participants.

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

We need a Good deal, not a Fake one

US Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has recently said that the US needs a good peace deal with Taliban, not a fake one

Khalilzad to Launch another Round of Talks

US special representative on the Afghan peace process Zalmay Khalilzad says that he is getting ready to launch another mission in hope of making further progress after meeting three diplomats in Washington

Tensions in Persian Gulf; IRGC Seized a Tanker

Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) said Thursday they had detained a foreign oil tanker with 12 crew onboard accused of smuggling oil in the Persian Gulf

Rabbani Discussed Peace with his Turkish Counterpart

Top Afghan and Turkish diplomats had a meeting Wednesday about the Afghan peace process in Turkey’s capital Ankara, Foreign Ministry confirmed

IHRC Gets new Boss

Ashraf Ghani appointed Shahrzad Akbar as the head of Independent Human Rights Commission (IHRC), said Arg in a statement on Wednesday evening

Deputy FM Discussed Peace with Pakistan’s envoy

Idrees Zaman, the deputy to the Afghan Foreign Minister (FM) met with the Pakistani ambassador to Kabul Zahid Nasrullah Khan and discussed the Afghan peace process

Ashraf Ghani, Saudi Crown Prince Spoke by phone

M. Ashraf Ghani discussed a number of issues during a telephone conversation with the Saudi crown prince Mohammad bin Salman on Tuesday evening

From Arg to Wakhan Sexual Harassments; a Foreign Tourist Falls Victim as well

An Australian tourist was sexually harassed by Abdul Maruf Khairkha, the district governor of northern Badakhshan’s Wakhan district following sexual scandals in Afghan presidential palace (Arg)

Recurrence of 2014 Election Disaster Intolerable: Abdulla

Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah said Monday at a public awareness campaign on increasing women’s participation in the presidential elections that “repeating the past election disaster