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Electronic ID cards to begin with insertion of ethnic groups
The law amendment of population registration to distribute electronic identification (ID) cards has been signed by the president, Muhammad Ashraf Ghani. According to (DID) news agency report, the office of the second vice president through publishing a newsletter said that…
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U.N condemns yesterday Taliban attack on Kabul
The UN Security Council on Wednesday has "condemned in the strongest terms the heinous and cowardly terrorist attacks" on Kabul in which 22 people were killed and 119 others injured
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Russia – Pakistan military cooperation
Ambassador of Russia to Pakistan called on Chief of the Army Staff, General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Tuesday in General Headquarters and discussed expansion of defense ties
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Germany shut down Islamic center in Berlin
A mosque used by the Berlin Christmas market truck attacker, Anis Amri, has been shut down by German authorities amid a series of police raids in the hunt for other radical Islamists.
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Pentagon’s new plan to destroy ISIS
“America will continue fighting against Daesh (ISIS) in the world,” Jeff Davis, a spokesman for Pentagon said
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Country’s current status made it difficult to hold transparent election
Beside security problems, economic difficulties, not specifying voter list, areas and polling centers and no strong opposition against government...
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Kabul to complain from Pakistan to world trade organization
Ministry of commerce and industry of the country will complain to world trade organization for blocking roads by Pakistan
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Two districts of Takhar province were cleared of Taliban presence
Yangi – Qala and Khaja Bahauddin districts of Takhar province were cleaned up of Taliban presence, after military operations of the security forces.
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Afghanistan is not “threat” to any country: Ghani
President M. Ashraf Ghani stressed that Afghanistan is not a threat to any country, speaking at a ceremony marking ‘national day of defense and security forces.’
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Pakistani Religious Schools Increasingly Linked to Afghan Taliban
When Afghan intelligence officials, assisted by international investigators, probed a terror attack last month that killed five Emirati diplomats in Kandahar, they traced the suspects to a conservative religious seminary in Pakistan. According to (DID) news agency report, quoted from…
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