AT Monitoring DesKABUL: A group of Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) elders have filed a petition in the Supreme Court of Pakistan to challenge merger of tribal belt into Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The petition has been filed by five tribal elders belonging to the various parts of FATA agencies, questioning the …
Read More »‘Besieged Paktika residents at dire situation’
AT Monitoring Desk-KABUL: The Taliban insurgents have blocked roads of three districts in southern Paktika province, leading main towns which have created unrest among the citizens, having no access to food items, other fundamental facilities and they are also at the risk of famine, local officials said. The residents of …
Read More »Editorial: Kabul bloodbath
Alarm bells have to be ringed in the security agencies after the recent Kabul bloodbath in which over 30 people were killed and more than 76 others received injures. This furious act has directly put forward that this time Pakistani-backed militants would put in exercise every stone to target Afghan …
Read More »Pakistan’s Economic Pressure Against NATO And Afghanistan Must Stop
Pakistan is opening its border with Afghanistan for just 48 hours starting today, and only for people. This is too little too late for those who lost over two weeks of their lives stranded at the border, or who depend on regular and legal cross-border transit. In addition, Pakistan is …
Read More »Bring Taliban to the table to nip Islamic State: Afghan NSA Hanif Atmar
NEW DELHI: The so-called Islamic State terror group (or Daesh) and the Taliban in Afghanistan are not opposed to each other. They have “a symbiotic relationship”. “People who are now saying that Daesh is the enemy of Taliban and Taliban will fight Daesh are wrong,” said Hanif Atmar, national security …
Read More »Deadly Attack on Afghan Hospital a War Crime
Disregard for Medical Neutrality Harms Patients, Health Workers, and the Public Today’s deliberate attack on a military hospital in Kabul is a war crime – the latest incident targeting patients, healthcare personnel, and medical facilities in Afghanistan. An armed group affiliated with the Islamic State (also known as ISIS) reportedly …
Read More »Karzai condemns hospital attack
AT-KABUL: Former President Hamid Karzai on Wednesday has strongly condemned terrorist attack on Sardar Dawood Khan—a military hospital in Kabul. Over 30 people were martyred and more than 50 injured in the attack. In a statement issued by his office, Karzai said that the attack was carried out by the …
Read More »Kabul lodge complains against Pakistan to UN
Criticizing Pakistan’s policy by its lawmakers is a strong evidence for Kabul: Afghan lawmakers AT-KABUL: Some parliamentarians believe that Kabul can complain against Pakistan to the United Nations Security Council based on recent criticisms raised by Pakistani legislators against Islamabad administration. The senior criticisms raised by the Pakistani MPs for …
Read More »Security to improve after Hekmatyar’s arrival: Dostum
AT-KABUL: The First Vice President Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum has said that presence of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the Leader of Hezb-e-Islami, in Kabul, would import positive impacts on the current security situations across the country. Gen. Dostum said it during a meeting with the top officials of Hezb-e-Islami, including Hekmatyar’s son …
Read More »Fahim’s 3rd death anniversary marked
Marshal Fahim was a patriot and peace seeker figure: Karzai Fahim was a great stronghold comrade: Abdullah AT-KABUL: The third death anniversary of former vice president, Qasim Fahim was commemorated on Wednesday in Kabul. In a ceremony held in the Loya Jirga tent in Kabul, chief executive Abdullah Abdullah, ex-president …
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