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Pakistani Army Chief to Enter Kabul Sunday
Afghan ministry of defense vowed the Pakistani army chief Gen. Qamar Jawed Bajwa is set to officially enter Kabul after NATO secretary general and US defense secretary visited Afghanistan
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Mines; Fuel to War Machine in Afghanistan!
Illegal extraction of mines and smuggling minerals, continued the war and funded terror groups …
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Afghanistan; the World’s Healthiest Country
Researchers analyzed World Health Organization data on alcohol consumption, tobacco consumption and the prevalence of obesity in 179 countries
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2 Key Taliban Commander killed in Faryab
11 Taliban members, as well as 2 key commanders of Taliban, were killed in Kunduz and Faryab provinces, officials at Shaheen 209 corps reported
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Woman in Afghanistan; Widows abused in Governmental Agencies
In such cases, one cannot claim that widows have better status. Before anything else, these women have lost the ones who...
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Taliban Cannot Impose their Demands through Violence: Ghani
President Ghani at a joint press conference in Kabul with NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg and US defense secretary James Mattis stressed that Taliban...
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Taliban Suffer Heavy casualties in Faryab and Jawzjan
2o Taliban members were killed and wounded in Faryab and Jawzjan provinces, Shaheen 209 corps reported
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Danish Minister Publishes Islamic Prophet’s Caricature
Twelve years after the controversial publication of the Muslim prophet’s caricature in a Danish newspaper, the Caricature was released again by the Danish minister of immigration on Facebook
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Afghan Chief Executive in India to Talk trade Relations
The chief executive Abdullah Abdullah to open India-Afghanistan trade fare which is sponsored by a US development agency.
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Rockets Hit Kabul airport as US Defense Secretary entered Kabul
The International airport of Hamid Karzai, known as Kabul airport was hit by three rockets moments ago, as the US Defense Secretary James Mattis arrived in Kabul on Wednesday with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg
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