Afghanistan
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Ghazni Electoral Controversy Requires More Consultations – ARG
The problem of how the parliamentary and district elections should be held in Ghazni province, was the subject of the National Security Council (NSC) debate on Tuesday
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Migrants Peace Convoy Arrives Kabul from Pakistan
The members of Afghan refugee peace convoy who left Pakistan’s “Khyber Pakhtunkhwa” state for Kabul about 50 days ago, has just arrived in Kabul, urging the end of the war in Afghanistan
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Separate Meetings of President with Political Elders; What is ARG Looking for?
The Head of NUG M. Ashraf Ghani has separately discussed peace, ceasefire, elections and other important issues of Afghanistan with leaders, political and Jihadi figures
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Taliban’s Key Commander Killed in Logar – Interior Ministry
A key commander of Taliban group known as “Hemmat” along with two of his men were killed in a special operation in Logar province, the Interior Ministry said in a statement on Tuesday
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Afghan Police Officers Suffered Casualties in US air Strike in Logar
At least 9 police officers were killed in a US air strike during heavy clashes with Taliban in Logar province, according to officials
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Chinese Officials Visit Taliban Several Times; Which Side Holds Afghanistan’s Security?
An American Newspaper reported that Chinese officials have recently met with Taliban representatives
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Grand National Coalition; Axis for Political Consensus
According to Ahmad Shah Massoud, breaking political fears is the guarantor of 80 percent of the victory in political movements, and when a group passes a political fear, it actually breaks down a norm and builds a structure...
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Abdullah Confirms US-Taliban Direct Talks
The chief executive officer (CEO) of the National Unity Government (NUG) Abdullah Abdullah confirmed US-Taliban direct talks on Monday
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Taliban’s Key Commander Killed in Drone Strike in Herat: local officials
A key Taliban commander killed in drone strike Sunday night in Shindand district, local officials in western Herat province said
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Joint Sessions of Government, IEC, and Parties Ended; Biometric not Possible
The series of trilateral sessions of the joint committee among the Afghan government, IEC, and some political parties to change and improve the election process ended late Sunday, presenting the conclusion
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