The echoes of a recent denunciation of the ongoing war has reverberated loudly in the South Asian nation where clerics are taking a touch line against the escalating conflict and terrorism in Afghanistan AT News KABUL: Prominent Ulema, Sheikhs, and Muftis of Bangladesh have issued a fatwa calling an end …
Read More »Abdullah: Afghanistan is not safe place for terrorists
AT News KABUL: Abdullah Abdullah, chairman of the high council for national reconciliation welcomed the killing of senior al-Qaeda leader Abu Mohsen al Masri at hands of Afghan intelligence operatives, warning terrorists that Afghanistan was not a safe place for them. Al Masri was al Qaeda leader for Indian subcontinent …
Read More »A tribute to our fearless armed forces
By Mohammad Ihsan KABUL: The Taliban alongside hundreds of foreign terrorists set attacks on Lashkargah, the capital city of southern Helmand province but our brave security forces defeated the militants and based on media reports tens of Taliban, including their governor, top commanders and foreign terrorists were killed and many …
Read More »Afghanistan war is a tussle for power, say scholars
Religious clerics condemned the ongoing war as a mere struggle for power which is perpetuating at a frighteningly high human cost. They called warring factions to stop massacring people and bring peace AT News KABUL: Afghanistan’s prominent religious scholars have issued fatwa against the ongoing war in Afghanistan and urged …
Read More »Afghanistan’s first saffron institute to be inaugurated in Herat
AT News KABUL: The first Afghanistan Saffron Institute would be inaugurated by the end of this year in the western Herat province. The State Radio Television reported that the institute would provide training campaigns for farmers to cultivate saffron with a highly standard in order to gain beneficial crops. The …
Read More »Karzai denounces terrorist attack in Kabul
AT News KABUL: Former President, Hamid Karzai, strongly condemned a “terrorist attack” that targeted the Kawsar-e-Danesh educational center in Kabul in which tens of young students were martyred and injured. At least 24 people were killed and 57 more wounded in the suicide attack in Dasht-e-Barchi neighborhood in Police District …
Read More »Hekmatyar urges interim government as way forward
AT News KABUL: The leader of Hezb-e-Islami, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar said that the Taliban refuse to accept the incumbent government and that the only resolving option to ongoing conflict is to form an interim government. Briefing newsmen in Kabul on his visit to Pakistan, Hekmatyar said that peace would be ensured …
Read More »Hekmatyar faces backlash after rejecting involvement of Pakistanis in Helmand conflict
AT News KABUL: Ministry of Interior has heaped scorns on Hezb-e-Islami leader, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, for rejecting reports that Pakistani nationals were involved in the large-scale militant onslaught against security forces in southern Helmand province. Hekmatyar recently brushed off the government claim that 40 Pakistani terrorists were among the militants killed …
Read More »Afghanistan records 65 new COVID-19 cases
AT News KABUL: Afghanistan has recorded 65 new positive cases of Coronavirus in the past 24 hours, bringing the total tally to 40,833 cases throughout the country, the Ministry of Public Health said Sunday. These cases come positive out of 444 suspected samples – 19 positive cases were recorded in …
Read More »Kabul bombing that killed 24 draws ire
AT News KABUL: A terror bombing near a private education center in Kabul which killed 24 and wounded 57 on Saturday morning has drawn domestic and global condemnations. A suicide attacker on foot wanted for force his way into Kawsar learning center in Dasht-e-Barchi neighborhood of Kabul city on Saturday …
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