Afghanistan
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Ghani Gets Electronic ID card Amid Controversies over the Word ‘Afghan’
The electronic national ID card system was officially launched in Afghanistan on Thursday when President M. Ashraf Ghani, the First Lady Rula Ghani, the heads of both Houses of the National Assembly, the second VP, the first deputy to the…
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Taliban insurgents Suffer Heavy Casualties in Kapisa
Afghanistan army officials confirmed that terrorists suffer heavy casualties in a joint operation by defense and security forces in central Kapisa province
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Second VP Opens Herat-Delhi Direct flights
The second Vice President Sarwar Danish on Tuesday inaugurated Herat-Delhi direct flights in western Herat province
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30 April Should be Inserted as “Victims of Freedom of Speech” in Calendar: Nai
Nai – Supporting open media in Afghanistan called on the government to officially insert April 30 (Sawr 10th) as the “victims of freedom of Speech” in the national calendar
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Over 50 percent of Voter Registration Centers Closed in Sar-e Pul: local officials
Several Voter Registration centers are closed in northern Sar-e Pul province due to Taliban’s threats and people cannot register themselves for the upcoming election, provincial officials confirmed
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Kandahar Suicide Bomber was Member of Hezb-e Islami
A suicide bomber targeted NATO convoy in Kandahar province, killing 11 students, after coordinated attacks carried out in capital Kabul on Monday, according to southern provincial officials
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Blast Hits NATO Convoy in Kandahar
A suicide bomber targeted NATO convoy in Kandahar province after coordinated attacks carried out in capital Kabul on Monday, according to provincial officials
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Char Bolak Military Operation ended; Taliban Experiences the Hell!
Char Bolak military operation led by the chief executive of Jamiat-e Islami party Ata M. Noor ended late Sunday, clearing Char Bolak, Chimtal, and Jawzjan’s Faizabad districts
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ISIS Claims Kabul Twin Bombings, killing Dozens, including Journalists
Twin bombings in Kabul during morning rush hour on Monday killed or wounded dozens of people, including journalists who had reached the site of the first explosion, officials said
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From American Cigarette to Russian Match; 7 April and Communist System in Afghanistan
7 April coup agents did not have a native theory. They were supported from the outside and they could not recognize the Afghan community to prescribe a remedy for the pain of the people of this country, as it was…
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