Recent Updates
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Afghanistan
Poor Quality Products Pass-through Herat Customs Paying Bribe
Herat customs officials confirm administrative corruption, saying unqualified goods are being imported into the market ‘unchecked’ through paying bribes
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Afghanistan
Taliban Not Set Aside Suicide attacks in Cities – says spokesman
Zabihullah Mujahid, who introduces himself as a Taliban spokesman, reacted and dismissed a recent report published by the New York Times on halting suicide attacks in the cities
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Afghanistan
Zamanzai Appointed as head of IEC Secretariat
Finally, after a long time, president Ghani appointed Ahmad Shah Zamanzai as the new head of election commission secretariat by issuing a verdict
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Afghanistan
Election Time Unchangeable: IEC
The Independent Election Commission (IEC) vowed the date for holding parliamentary and district council elections on 20 October is unchangeable
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Politics
Chinese Xi Begins his Long-African Journey
Chinese President Xi Jinping heads to Africa this week after a brief stop in the Persian Gulf
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Afghanistan
Protesters Close Samangan Provincial Building
Following protests in northern Samangan province, protesters closed the provincial building Wednesday and installed Gen. Dostum’s image over it
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Afghanistan
IEC Backs up Voter Registration Figures / Fake Claimants Must Submit Documents
In response to the statements of Hezb-e Islami leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the Independent Election Commission (IEC) said this entity is responsible on the statistics of voter registration figure
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Afghanistan
Taliban Banned Suicide Attacks on Civilians
For the first time since the fall of the Islamic Emirate regime, the leaders of the group have ordered that suicide attacks on the civilians are banned in the cities
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Afghanistan
US Talks with Taliban Questions Afghan Government’s Legitimacy
US direct talks with the Taliban group give them more spirit and strengthen this belief among them that the government of Afghanistan has no political and legal legitimacy...
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Afghanistan
I Destroy Power Monopoly / Political Parties Should Consider People’s Demands: Ghani
President Ghani said that he has tried to destroy power monopoly in the past three years of his rule and has shaped Afghanistan to a new one with a new generation
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