ANDSF combat policy is based on civilians’ protection
In a recently released report, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has said that civilian casualties in July, August and September of 2019...
Month : October 2019
Ceasefire; the only option to end violence in Afghanistan
By: Suraya Raiszada As direct peace talks between US delegates led by Zalmay Khalilzad and representatives of the Taliban group have been cancelled by US...
Protection and development of forests a national responsibility
By: Masouda Qarizada Forests are native and natural properties of every country and people, government and relevant bodies have even responsibility in their protection and...
Addressing hunger and poverty in Afghanistan
By: By: Henry G. Kerali Hafiza Samadi and her older widowed sister, Firoza Samadi live in a village in Gul Dara district about 20 kilometers...
UK MPs set for crucial vote on Johnson’s revised Brexit deal
By: Aljazeera London, United Kingdom – United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s bid to win parliamentary support for his revised Brexit withdrawal deal is poised...
Capacity building workshop for Kabul businesswomen held
By: The Kabul Times KABUL: Deputy minister of finance, administrative and tourism for information and culture Sayeda Mojgan Mostafavi has opened a capacity building workshop...
Long absence of house members intolerable
Most of the Wolesi Jirga or lower house of parliament members are not regularly attending routine sessions of the house. The move has raised criticisms...
Transport having positive impacts on Afghanistan economy
By: Lailuma Noori 26th Mizan coinciding with 18th October is National Transport and Transit Day as transport sector has particular role in improvement of the...
Coordination in national & international level underway for peace in Afghanistan
By: Suraya Raiszada As the issue of Afghanistan peace is being debated in national and international level, National Security Council says coordination for the peace...