Afghanistan
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Three drug traffickers detained in Jawzjan
Three drug traffickers with 75 kg opium were arrested by the police in Jawzjan province, officials of 707 Pamir headquarter said
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Iraqi nation & government destroyed major terror group
In response to the question of reporters about the fate of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he said
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First “Gul-e Kachalo” festival opened in Bamiyan
First Gul-e Kachalo festival was held today (Thursday, 13 July) for two days
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Afghanistan takes stance on North Korea’s missile test
Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemns North Korea's “Hwasong-14” intercontinental Ballistic Missile Test, according to foreign ministry’s statement
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International dialogue conference of Af-Central Asia to hold in Bamiyan
Institute for strategic studies will hold the fourth international conference on Dialogue between Afghanistan and Central Asia by next day in Bamiyan
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Armed oppositions suffer heavy casualties during 24 hours
Officials at the Ministry of Defense have reported the deaths of more than 40 armed opposition in different parts of the country in the past 24 hours
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Why U.S put an eye on Dostum’s Case?
Various speculations come ahead, as U.S embassy meddled with general Dostum’s file. Perhaps the American embassy in collaboration with ARG (presidential palace) is pursuing a special goal out of the case
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7 civilians killed in Farah
Taliban group killed seven civilians on Tuesday evening in Farah province, local officials said Wednesday
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President visits E.U Special Representative
Yesterday (Tuesday, 11 July), president Ghani met with Michael Mellbin, E.U special representative for Afghanistan and ambassadors of the European Union member states
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Large chemical cargo set on fire in Herat
A large cargo of chemicals, which was discovered inside a container by Counter Narcotics Police in Herat two weeks ago, was fired today The cargo which was consist of 15,000 liters of Anhydride acid
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