32 years ago, Soviet troops fully withdrew from Afghanistan. What happened after that is like an open book to us all. That was also the sole reason for the civil war in the country where tens of people were killed, wounded and millions of others were forced to leave the …
Read More »Editorial: Fear is Omnipresent
It’s not furthermore required to call a new wave of violence that has reached its highest-level but we are scrambling with the ruthless and unprecedented violent behaviors that continue to take high toll on the Afghans for many months now. The unparalleled hostility and growing of stick bombs, targeted-killings, assassinations …
Read More »Editorial: How War Brings Peace
Giving a great number of casualties in the longest conflict of 40 years across the country, the Afghans have always hoped nothing but an end to this relentless war. Thousands of people, including children, women and elderly were killed or maimed in the war that is still looming around with …
Read More »Editorial: Government forces should take care of civilian lives
An incident took place last month in the Behsood district of Wardak province, was in ambiguity and the people did not know what really happened there that a number of our country-fellows were martyred and injured. The issue came out of ambiguity after a fact finding team assigned by the …
Read More »Editorial: Thanks to India for timely donation of Covid vaccines
The ministry of public health announced that they had received a large consignment of the Covid-19 vaccines from India. This is the first vaccine of the deadly disease that we receive while unfortunately, the Corona virus is continuing to infect people and take the lives across the country. As a …
Read More »Editorial: Serious measures should be taken against corruption
Corruption is considered one of the biggest challenges on the road to good governance, reconstruction projects, foreign relations and the international aids with the donor states blaming Kabul for not doing enough in fighting the vicious phenomenon. Although corruption could be witnessed in almost all government offices and foreign agencies, …
Read More »Editorial: Pakistan helps Afghan peace efforts with rocket attacks
The governments in Pakistan have reiterated each to help peace efforts in their neighboring Afghanistan. Different leaders in Islamabad say this in different words and rhetoric, but in action they have turned against what they say. This is clear to the international community and our brothers and sisters inside Pakistan …
Read More »Editorial: Government is under public criticisms over increased unrest
The government has come under criticisms by the people who are angrily asking for peace and stability. The security incidents such as magnetic bombings and targeted killings that have recently come to their peak by killing innocent and helpless people on daily basis in the capital and many provinces particularly …
Read More »Editorial: Kabul days begin with bombings
Four bomb attacks rocked different areas in Kabul city on Tuesday. The magnetic bomb blasts that are now going to become part of daily activities of terrorists killed two people and injured seven others all civilians. Mohammad Atef, head of the Jamiat-e-Eslah, a non-government educational and religious organization was one …
Read More »Afghans are victims of US-Taliban verbal war
So many different scenarios have been displayed by different sides since the United States decided to hold direct talks with Taliban militants once the number one enemies to one another. The people and politicians in Afghanistan were told a great deal of lies since the US veteran diplomat Zalmay Khalilzad …
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