Recent Updates
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Afghanistan
Day of “Cultural Heritage” Protection Marked in Herat
The Herat Association of protecting Cultural Heritage commemorated the day of cultural heritage protection, attended by university professors, government officials, figures and those fund of culture
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Afghanistan
Daesh; Excuse for US Long-term Presence in Afghanistan
for 17 years, three successive presidents have told the American public that above all else, Afghanistan must never again provide “safe haven” to terrorist groups seeking to harm the United States and its interests
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Afghanistan
Taliban Called on Ulema Not to Attend Indonesian Conference
A trilateral summit on Afghan peace and the fight against regional terrorism among the Ulema of Afghanistan, Indonesia and Pakistan is scheduled to be held in the near future in Indonesia
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Afghanistan
We will win in Afghanistan: Mattis
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Tuesday he believes victory in Afghanistan is still possible — not necessarily on the battlefield but in facilitating a Taliban reconciliation with the government of Afghanistan
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Afghanistan
Taliban Forced to Abandon Anar Dara as Suffered Heavy Casualties
After hours of breathtaking clashes, Afghanistan’s security forces succeeded in retaking the control of Anar Dara district of western Farah province
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Afghanistan
Even the Walls Tell Hekmatyar’s Crimes
This is the image of Hamida Barmaki that is painted in front of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar’s luxurious house at the end of Darulaman street in capital Kabul
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Region
India is World’s Largest Importer of Weapons
Report by Stockholm International Peace Research Institute spotlights India’s floundering attempts for make firearms in India and growing preference of US over Russia as arms supplier
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Politics
Russian Jews Likely Interfered in US Election: Putin
The Russian President Vladimir Putin told NBC he doesn't care about alleged Russian interference in the US presidential election because the actions weren't connected to his government, further suggesting "Ukrainians, Tatars or Jews" might have been involved
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Afghanistan
Female Journalists Leave Job due to Insecurity in Afghanistan
More than 1,694 women have been working in the media, of which 764 are professional in the country that some of them abandon their duty due to insecurity, according to a study carried out by the Center for the Protection…
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Afghanistan
Afghan Government Not have Will to Hold Election
The operational deputy of the election commission Wasima Badghisi said there are no concerns over the future election if it delayed to the winter season
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