Afghanistan
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Research Reports should be Priority for Afghan Media: NAI
The preparation of research reports is, undoubtedly, one of the most pressing needs of the media community. Media agencies have always emphasised on the publication of research reports in Afghanistan
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Thousands Protest over Primary Election Results in Balkh Constituency
According to reports, thousands of residents of northern Balkh province protested over the announcement of the primary parliamentary election result in the province on Tuesday
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Afghanistan, World’s Deadliest Country for Journalists: RSF
Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, Mexico, and America are among the deadliest countries for journalists, according to a report released by reporters without borders (RSF)
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Prospects of Peace in Afghanistan never been more Real: UN
The UN security Council on Monday held a meeting regarding the situation of Afghanistan on 17 Dec. 2018
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President Ghani Meets European Delegation
President M. Ashraf Ghani met with a delegation of European parliament at the presidential palace on Monday
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Hekmatyar Travels to Uzbekistan amid Peace Process
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the leader of Hezb-e Islami Afghanistan on Monday went to Uzbekistan regarding peace process
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Taliban Not Meet Afghan Delegation in Abu Dhabi
Afghan peace talks with Taliban begun on Monday in Abu Dhabi, in which representatives from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, UAE and US had participated at the meeting
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US Asks Taliban to Announce 6 Months Truce
The United States of America has reportedly asked Taliban group to announce a six-months ceasefire to end the 17-year war in Afghanistan
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Peace Talks; From Washington’s Hastiness to Kabul’s Slowness
Kabul’s fear cannot be concealed from another thing as well, and that is the interim government...
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President Ghani Meets Italian Defence Minister
The Afghan President M. Ashraf Ghani met with the Italian Defence Minister Elisabetta Trenta late Saturday at the presidential palace
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