Yesterday, 20 November was the World Children’s Day and it was celebrated in the world to protect to rights of children. The day was also marked in Afghanistan with the hope of better future for the suffering Afghan children. It is a fact that four decades of war, and especially …
Read More »Political analyst Wahid Muzhda assassinated in Kabul
AT News Report KABUL: Wahid Muzhda, a prominent political analyst has been shot and dead by two armed men on Wednesday late evening in PD 7th of Kabul city, security officials confirmed. “Wahid Mujhda, a political analyst was on his way to Mosque nearby Russian embassy, that being attacked by …
Read More »Abdullah calls on int’l organizations to support clean votes
AT News Report KABUL: Chief Executive and presidential hopeful, Abdullah Abdullah has called on the international organization to support the transparent election in Afghanistan, praising their aids and supports in conducting the Afghan presidential polls. “Although there is legitimate concern within the Afghans and international organization over the election, but …
Read More »NATO chief: Our mission continues in Afghanistan
AT News KABUL: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) continues its mission in Afghanistan, the organization’s secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg said, calling the country’s mission the biggest engagement so far. Stoltenberg said Wednesday in Brussels that Afghanistan along with Iraq had important roles for NATO’s mission to defeat Daesh terrorist group. …
Read More »Daesh fighters moving from Nangarhar to adjacent Kunar, Nooristan
AT News Report KABUL: Fighters loyal to the Daesh terrorist group are moving from Nangarhar province (their main haven) to its neighboring provinces of Kunar and Nooristan in the east, members of parliament said. The representatives from eastern provinces in the parliament, said in their Wednesday session the transfer took …
Read More »Karzai hopes prisoner swap help to end war
AT News Report KABUL: Former President, Hamid Karzai expressed hope that a prisoner exchange took place this week, could help the end of war and be the beginning of a durable peace in Afghanistan. Taliban freed an American and an Australian citizen held in their custody for three years on …
Read More »Kandaharis ask for Karzai’s help in preventing civilian killings by US-backed armed units
AT News Report KABUL: Former President, Hamid Karzai met with representatives, tribal elders and youth of Kandahar province on Wednesday in his office. The representatives complained of operations and night raids launched by some US-backed armed units against civilians in the province, asking the former president to help them in …
Read More »Hekmatyar warns Ghani of possible crisis if election poser not resolved
AT News Report KABUL: Presidential hopeful and leader of “Hezb-e-Islami”, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar in a letter to President Ashraf Ghani has warned of possible election crisis, asking him to hold talks with the candidates regarding the “fraudulent votes”. His letter comes among rising tension in the Presidential election. The preliminary results …
Read More »Was it effective?
AT News KABUL: Just days after releasing the three top Taliban prisoners in return for the two foreign professors, aimed at reducing violence and facilitation of intra-Afghan peace talks, the Taliban claimed responsibility of shooting down a chopper in Logar province, in which two US service members were killed. Moreover, …
Read More »Two U.S service members killed in Logar helicopter crash
AT News Report KABUL: At least two U.S. service members were killed, after a chopper crashed in eastern Logar province. U.S Forces Afghanistan (USFOR-A) in a press statement said that two U.S. service members were killed in a helicopter crash on November 20. According to the statement the cause of …
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