AT News KABUL: After one year of a peace deal with the United States, Taliban militants demand the release of their all comrades held in government custody. The US diplomat Zalmay Khalilzad signed the peace deal with Taliban’s co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar on February 28, 2020 in the Persian …
Read More »Afghanistan Banns Hizb ut-Tahrir Activities
AT News KABUL: The Afghan government outlawed Hizb ut-Tahrir, a pan-Islamist organization’s activities, arguing that it has not been registered by the ministry of justice. Vice President, AMrullah Saleh, wrote Sunday on Facebook that the “government of Afghanistan doesn’t recognize Hizb ut-Tahrir”. He added that any activities of the “unbeknown …
Read More »600 Taliban Rebels Killed Within Three-Month of War in Kandahar
AT News KABULL: Interior Minister, Mohammad Massoud Andarabi said that top Taliban commanders were among the 600 militants killed by the Afghan security forces within the past two and a half months in southern Kandahar province. Minister Andarabi and Defense Deputy Minister Shah Mahmood Miakhil visited Kandahar on Sunday to …
Read More »Khalilzad Embarks On Afghan Peace Mission
AT News KABUL: The US Special Envoy for Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad has embarked traveling to Germany, Afghanistan and a number of countries to discuss the Afghan peace process, sources said on Sunday. Talking on condition of anonymity, he said that Khalilzad visited Germany and that he would fly to Qatar, …
Read More »Taliban Plot to Kill a Journalist Foiled in Kabul
AT News KABUL: The operatives of the National Directorate of Security (NDS) have thwarted a Taliban plan to assassinate a journalist in Kabul, top official said on Sunday. The First Vice President, Amrullah Saleh appreciated the efforts of the intelligence forces for arresting the culprit. “I appreciate the National Directorate …
Read More »Three Indicted On Ancient Relics Smuggling Charge
AT News KABUL: Officials in the central Bamyan province said that three people have been detained on charges of smuggling ancient relics in the province. Provincial Police in a statement said that the perpetrators were arrested in a security checkpoint in Aqrabat area of the province. Police confiscated precious and …
Read More »Editorial: Winning the Battle?
One year ago this week, the US and Taliban signed a landmark agreement to pave the road to peace in Afghanistan. Based on the agreement, the Taliban was bound to prevent attacks on the US forces, and Washington will withdraw its remaining troops by May. It also opened a window …
Read More »We Can Put Aside Differences on Negotiating Table: Naderi
AT News KABUL: The State Minister for Peace, Sayed Sadat Mansoor Naderi on Sunday said that differences should be discussed and resolved on the negotiating table. He said that war is no longer the solution and the phase of war has already passed away and it’s time to talk. Speaking …
Read More »Gunmen Kill Three Relatives of Slain Journalist in Ghor; AHIRC Calls for “Serious Probe”
AT News KABUL: Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) has called on related-security agencies to investigate the killing of Bismillah Adel Aimaq, the Editor-in-Chief of Radio Sadai Ghor (Ghor vice) and the recent attack on his father’s house that left three people dead. Unidentified gunmen attacked the family home of …
Read More »Russia Worried on Daesh Active Presence in Afghanistan
AT News KABUL: The Russian government is worried about the active presence of Daesh terrorist group as well as narcotics trade in Afghanistan. Russian officials believe that these two threats pose Moscow from Afghan soil. “We are in common opinion that Daesh group is a notable cause of insecurities in …
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