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President Ghani & Sharif Agree to boost Fight Against Terrorism
President Ashraf Ghani and Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif this weekend held a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
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Swaddled girls given to marriage in Ghor
Even swaddled girls are given to marriage in Ghor province, the governor of the province said
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We need “Consensus” in this situation: president
Yesterday evening, president Ghani met with Kabul senators and parliament members (MPs) in the national assembly in ARG
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Russia’s fierce opposition to recent U.S troops attacks on Syria
Sergey Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister in a telephone call with his American counterpart, has demanded the U.S forces to stop their attacks on forces loyal to the Syrian government
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12 Killed and injured inside mosque in Paktia
Three people were killed and nine others wounded in a shooting inside a mosque in Paktia province
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National cricket team wins over West Indies
The Afghanistan national cricket team managed to secure its first victory in the One Day International (ODI) series between the two countries after whitewashed in Twenty20 International series
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Qatar must give up backing terrorism: Trump
Donald Trump, American president stressed that ‘Qatar has a long history of supporting terrorism at the highest level
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Afghanistan, China sign MoUs for railway network, electricity projects
Afghanistan and China have signed Memorandum of Understandings for reconstruction of railway network from Sherkhan Port to Herat and implementation of the electricity project on Kabul-Kunar River
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Afghanistan at first line of fight against terrorism
Chinese president in a visit with president Ghani has said that Afghanistan is the first line of the fight against terrorism
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Possible fall of Uruzgan’s Khas district
Heavy clashes between security forces and Taliban are underway in Khas district of Uruzgan province two days ago
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