Afghanistan
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President Ashraf Ghani set off to Turkmenistan
Today morning (Monday, 3 July), president of Afghanistan, Mohammad Ashraf Ghani went to Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan to meet Turkmen officials
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Washington Post reports “political storm” in Afghanistan
Leaders of Afghanistan’s three major ethnic minority political parties, all of whom hold senior positions in the government, announced from Turkey Saturday...
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Karzai regards extremism as U.S “Tool”
Hamid Karzai, former president says that the United States will not succeed without the cooperation of neighboring countries in Afghanistan
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Bamiyan to host music artists from across the country
A program titled “Dambora festival” is scheduled to be held soon with the participation of a large number of national and international artists in Bamiyan province, officials in the province said
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“Coalition Created to Save Afghanistan”
It is consists of Hezbi-e Jamiat-e Islami, Hezb-e Wahdat-e Islami, and Hezb-e Junbish-e Milli of Afghanistan with the axis of Atta Muhammad Nur, Balkh governor, Abdul Rashid Dostum, first vice president and Mohammad Mohaqiq, deputy of the executive directorate
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CSO: Afghanistan must boost economic growth
The Central Statistics Organization (CSO) urged the government to enhance their efforts in boosting the economy to increase the annual economic growth due to the population growth
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Daeshi children’s video, killing Afghan citizens
The latest video released by Daesh (ISIS/ISIL) group shows two Afghan children who are ready to execute two prisoners; they stand behind two prisoners, wearing orange clothes, and ready to kill them by lumbar pistols
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NATO agrees to increase troop levels in Afghanistan: Stoltenberg
NATO's chief says allies have agreed to send more troops to Afghanistan, to help train and work alongside the country's security forces
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UNAMA welcomes determination of Afghan election date
The United Nations Political Office (UNAMA) welcomes the announcement of the date of the parliamentary and district council elections, stressing on the sustainability and transparency of the process
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Afghans who helped U.S. forces to get more visas
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee on June 28 approved 4,000 more visas for Afghans who work for U.S. forces as interpreters or support staff.
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