Small Stamps, Big History
On World Post Day, October 9, the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China and the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology of the Islamic...
Category : Opinion
Regional cooperation needed to uproot terrorism
The menace of terrorism and expansionist policy of extremist grouping of Daesh in the region and in the world is a threat that is going...
Voting, everyone’s civil right
The political representative of UN in Afghanistan announced that Afghan security forces have made remarkable progress in ensuring the security of parliamentary elections due to...
New motion in peace efforts
The US state department special envoy on peace efforts in Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad met President Ashraf Ghani and a number of senior authorities of the...
White cane; symbol of freedom, confidence for blinds
15th of October is usually marked as White Cane Day every year around the world. The day, as an international awareness raising event, celebrates the...
US envoy Khalilzad begins visit to Pakistan to speed up peace process
US Special Envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad has kicked off his visit to Islamabad to speed up Afghanistan peace process and end the ongoing war...
IEDs behind increasing civilian casualties: UNAMA
KABUL: Anti-government elements must immediately end the indiscriminate and disproportionate use of all improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in areas frequented by civilians, said UNAMA in...
Efforts, rivalries for peace in Afghanistan
Supporting Afghan-led peace process by India and Uzbekistan indicates that the regional countries call for forming a consensus on Afghanistan to solve the ongoing crisis....
Addressing Afghanistan’s problem needs regional and international consensus
The current crisis in Afghanistan severely harms the regional security and economy that can be settled only via negotiations BNA political analyst commenting on the...
17 years of war on terror in Afghanistan
Seventeen years ago today, the U.S. led forces went to war to remove the Taliban from power in Afghanistan. It was morally and politically justified...