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AT Kabul: On World Food Day, Human Rights Watch has published a report on the situation of different countries regarding access to food. The organization has reported that 193 million people in 53 countries suffered from food insecurity in 2021 and needed humanitarian assistance. This global organization has emphasized that …

AT Kabul: “Thomas Nicholson”, the EU’s special representative for Afghanistan, says that he believes that the civil war in Afghanistan is not in the interest of the people of this country. Nicholson tweeted that he agrees with Russian President Vladimir Putin that the return of civil war in Afghanistan is …

AT Kabul: Former president of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai offered his condolences in regards to demise of a prominent Afghan poet, writer and artist, Ustad Abdul Qayyum Naseh. Mr Abdul Qayyum Naseh worked as a teacher and principal in Ahmad Shah Baba, Zahirshahi and mechanical schools in Kandahar province and wrote …

AT Kabul: Etisalat started the rollout of its 4G services in Herat, the third most populated city in Afghanistan. The move to 4G was announced in an inauguration ceremony that was held in Herat city and was attended by more than 250 Etisalat`s valued customers, high-ranking government officials, and local …

AT Addressing a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Reception on Thursday, the United States President Joe Biden said Pakistan may be “one of the most dangerous countries in the world”. A transcript of the address, published on the White House’s website, quoted Biden as saying Pakistan might be one of the …

AT Kabul: The United States has published its new security strategy in 48 pages. US president, Joe Biden assures that Afghanistan will never be a safe haven for terrorist attacks against the US and its allies while presenting the new US national security strategy. Pointing to the killing of Ayman …

AT Kabul: The International Committee of the Red Cross says that they are concerned about the increase in casualties caused by mine explosions and unexploded materials left over from wars, and serious attention should be paid to this issue. This committee added: From January to June of this year, 392 …

AT Kabul: According to Sputnik news agency, the Russian president Vladimir Putin said at SICA member states conference which was held in Astana, Kazakhstan, that while Western intelligence services feed terrorist groups in Afghanistan, Russia maintains the necessary level of contacts with the Taliban. He also said: “Afghanistan is still …

AT Kabul: Ministry of Higher Education officials of interim government said that more than 30,000 students, both male and female, started holding a two-day university entrance exam in Kabul on Thursday. “This exam includes both boys and girls and will be taken over two days, and 30,000 candidates have participated,” …

AT Kabul: The European Union’s foreign policy chief on Monday criticized the lack of international attention being paid to Afghanistan despite the suffering of the people. “Joseph Burrell”, the foreign policy official of the European Union, pointed out that the Afghanistan crisis has become less important and stated that other …