AT Kabul: The US state of Kentucky is facing one the worst floods in its history, Governor Andy Beshear says. Heavy rains and mudslides have left several people dead and hundreds of properties destroyed, and it is expected the death toll to rise. President Biden declared the floods “a major …
Read More »Pakistani cleric says Taliban will soon let girls to attend school
AT Kabul: A delegation of Pakistani Islamic clerics who recently visited Kabul said it urged the Islamic Emirate to reopen schools for female students beyond grade six, according to the country’s media outlet Geo News. “In our meeting with the Afghan Taliban, we stressed that you must open girls’ schools …
Read More »Afghan defense personnel returned from India
AT Kabul: 25 Military personnel of the former government who had previously traveled to India for military training, returned to Afghanistan. After completing an 18-months of military and professional training at the Indian Military Academy (IMA), the graduated cadets returned to the country, said the Defense Ministry in a statement. …
Read More »Karzai denounces stadium attack as atrocious
AT Kabul: Afghanistan’s former president Hamid Karzai’s strongly condemned the explosion in the cricket stadium in Kabul which caused some of Afghans to be killed and injured. In another event the UN Secretary-General’s Deputy Special Representative for Afghanistan has also condemned Friday’s explosion at the Kabul International Cricket Stadium. Dr. …
Read More »China ready to participate in the trans-Afghan railway project
AT Kabul: China’s special representative for Afghanistan, announcing his country’s readiness to help the Trans-Afghan railway project, considered Afghanistan a bridge between Central and South Asia. “Yue Xiaoyong”, China’s special representative for Afghanistan, stated at the Tashkent conference that the growth of threats and challenges in Afghanistan can negatively affect …
Read More »Rina Amiri: Taliban’s arguments for banning girls’ education are not acceptable
AT Kabul: The US Special Representative for Women and Human Rights stated that the arguments of the interim Taliban government for banning girls’ education on the pretext of Afghan culture are not acceptable. Rina Amiri, the US special representative for women and human rights, after attending the Tashkent conference on …
Read More »Second phase of Kajaki dam put into circuit
AT Kabul: The Taliban announced that the second phase of Kajaki dam electricity to produce 150 megawatts has entered the Afghan electricity circuit. Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, Deputy Prime Minister of the Taliban, said at the inauguration ceremony of Kajaki dam: “Afghanistan was not built with foreign aid and, and …
Read More »Four dead, 60 hurt as earthquake hits northern Philippines
AT Kabul: At least four people have died and 60 others were injured by a powerful earthquake in the northern Philippines, the country’s interior minister has said. The 8:43am (00:43 GMT) quake on Wednesday struck the mountainous and lightly populated province of Abra on Luzon, the country’s main and most …
Read More »Iran, Turkey deport hundreds of Afghan refugees
AT Kabul: The Ministry of Refugee and Repatriation says in the last two days, more than 2,600 Afghan refugees living in Iran and Pakistan have returned to their homeland voluntarily and forcibly. The MoRR said that according to the information of Nimroz Provincial Directorate of Refugee Affairs, 980 immigrants returned …
Read More »U.S. supports intra-Afghan dialogue
AT Kabul: After the meeting on the first day of the Tashkent conference, the American special representative stated that we are ready to support the dialogue between Afghans about a brighter and more inclusive future. “Thomas West”, the US special representative for Afghanistan affairs, stated that the participants in this …
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