By Mansoor Faizy-KABUL: The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) said that a preliminary investigation has indicated that he United States military service members and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) might have committed war crimes in Afghanistan. Fatou Bensouda, the ICC prosecutor, said that a full investigation into the …
Read More »Editorial: Social revolt
Presence of insurgents and terrorists are not the only troubles that caught the Afghan people, especially those who are fighting for survival and have no assets abroad. Land grabbing is rampant. Abduction for ransom is taking place on daily basis—before eyes of the state machinery. The government is well-aware of …
Read More »NDS rescues child from kidnappers in Farah
AT-KABUL: The National Directorate of Security (NDS) operatives rescued a boy kidnapped in the western Farah province and arrested four suspects. “The 6-year-old Naveed was kidnapped a few days ago from Police District 3 of the provincial capital city, Farah,” the NDS said in a statement. “The boy was kidnapped …
Read More »MTN Afghanistan provides scholarship to 500 students
AT-KABUL: The MTN, a private communication company granted education scholarships under the umbrella of ‘MTN foundation’ to 500 poor students in Kabul. Providing free education opportunity for needy students by the MTN has been run with the cooperation of the Deputy Ministry of Youth Affairs and Ministry of Education. The …
Read More »15 insurgents arrested in Kandahar: NDS
AT-KABUL: The National Directorate of Security (NDS) said Tuesday that 15 Taliban terrorists were arrested in the southern province of Kandahar. In a press statement, the intelligence agency said that the arrested people were involved in different activities in army uniforms including sabotage, terrorizing of religious scholars, tribal leaders, government …
Read More »Editorial: Terrorist spillover
Conflict in Afghanistan and emergence of the Islamic State, also known as Daesh, have already produced tremendous ripple effects—on the regional as well as international levels. Though most of Afghanistan’s neighbors agree that politics of conflict and regional rivalries encourage extremism, but, unfortunately, they have not help the country the …
Read More »Wolesi Jirga kicks out another minister
By Farhad Naibkhel-KABUL: The Wolesi Jirga—Lower House of the Parliament—on Monday with a majority votes disqualified minister of higher education for failing in spending budgetary allocations during the outgoing Afghan fiscal year. Lawmakers also voted for minister of justice Basir Anwar and minister of urban development Sayed Mansour Naderi, but …
Read More »Terror attacks foiled in Ghazni, Helmand
AT-KABUL: Law enforcement agencies have foiled terror attacks in southern Ghani and Helmand provinces by seizing explosive-laden vehicles and detaining a terrorist. Afghanistan’s spy agency, the National Directorate of Security (NDS), on Monday said that its operatives have thwarted a terror bid in the southeastern Ghazni province and saved many …
Read More »NUG seeks its stability in corruption: IWA
Government deals more politically, than implementing penalties against powerful corrupted figures: Afzali By Farhad Naibkhel-KABUL: Integrity Watch of Afghanistan (IWA) on Monday criticized National Unity Government failure in fighting corruption, said that government pursue its stability in continuation of corruption. “NUG not willing to implement penalties properly, but deals more …
Read More »Karzai asks foreigners to keep their noses out of elections
AT-KABUL: Hamid Karzai, former president met Monday with a delegation of the National Democratic Institute in his office, talking on the electoral reforms in the country. Karzai called the noninterference of the foreign countries in the Afghan elections as the biggest help in reforming Afghan election, asking them to let …
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