Afghanistan
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Taliban kidnap 13 civilians in Ghor
Local officials of Ghor province have confirmed that 13 civilians had been kidnapped by Taliban
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Promises of Pakistan’s intelligence chief is Hollow: Nabil
Rahmatullah Nabil, former head of the national security says that the visit of Pakistani officials from Kabul, is not for providing peace in Afghanistan, but Pakistan follows its own sinister goals
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Attack on NATO convoy in Kabul, leaves 8 dead
The ministry of interior affairs says that 8 civilians were killed and 26 others wounded in a suicide attack on foreign troops near nine PD of Kabul
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U.S in contact with Taliban: Karzai
Former president of the country in an interview with a Russian news network said that America is in contact with the Taliban
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Women celebrate Labor Day in Herat
A number of women celebrated Sawr 11th coincident with (May 1st) international Labor Day by going to the industrial companies, giving flower to workers
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2 sentenced to death for murdering journalists
Attorney general office of the country announced that a number of perpetrators of violence and murderers of journalists have been sentenced to lengthy jail punishment
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Government to establish 46 more vocational training centers
The Afghan Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs, Martyrs and Disabled (MoLSAMD) said 46 more vocational training centers would be established in the near future
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Hekmatyar must put aside his past views
Sima Samar, head of the Afghan independent human rights commission said that Gulbuddin Hekmatyar should put aside his past views and should fit himself to current conditions
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80 armed oppositions killed during a day
“70 – 80 anti-government oppositions were killed across the country during 24 hours,” acting minister of defence said during his visit from Balkh province
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Herat police prevent million robbery
Herat police command forces prevented a robbery of more than one million Afghanis in the province
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