Afghanistan
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Suicide Bomber Killed by Security Forces in Kabul: sources
Security sources confirm that a suicide bomber was killed around noon on Sunday
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Half of Electoral Materials Transferred to Country: IEC
Election Commission officials say 50 percent of the electoral materials have been transferred to the country, saying the process of transferring the materials will continue for ten days
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Terrorists Taking Victims from our People having Safe Havens Outside: Abdullah
Despite sacrifices of the people of Afghanistan, terrorism has not been rooted out in the country having support and safe shelters outside the country’s borders, CEO Abdullah said
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Mattis Discusses Peace with NUG Leaders
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis made a surprise visit to Kabul on Friday and held talks with Afghan government leaders on a peace process with Taliban insurgents
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UN Calls for Urgent Humanitarian Assistance to Afghanistan
The United Nations (UN) expressed concerns over Afghanistan’s status, saying 4 million people need urgent assistance in the country
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40 Killed or Wounded in Kandahar’s Traffic Accident: local officials
At least 15 passengers were killed and 25 others were wounded during a traffic accident on Saturday, local officials said
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Mosque Imam along with two Talib Arrested in Herat: local officials
One mosque Imam along with two Talib affiliates detained on charges of involvement in bombing attacks, cooperating fficials at the Herat’s National Directorate of Security said is statement on Thursday
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Jamiat-e Islami to Have Candidate for Presidential Election
A source close to the deputy of Jamiat-e Islami party Ahmad Zia Masoud says the party will have a candidate for the presidential election
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UN Condemns Twin-Bombing in Kabul
The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has condemned Wednesday suicide attack, targeting civilians at a sports center which killed at least 22 civilians and wounded more than 75 others
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