AT News Report KABUL: The National Security Council chaired by National Security Advisor Hamdullah Mohib held meeting on Wednesday in which top Afghan senior security officials discussed the deployment of Afghansecurity forces across the country. The senior security officials mulled security situation and reviewed the reports on the latest development …
Read More »Germany to cooperate with US over Afghan peace: Envoy
AT News Report KABUL: German Special Envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan Markus Potzel pledged to cooperate with U.S. special representative for the Afghan peace, Zalmay Khalilzad in his efforts to end the Afghan war. Potzel said Wednesday in Kabul that Khalilzad had asked him for assistance in the peace process. …
Read More »Mohaqiq blasts govt.over recent appointments
AT News Report KABUL: Ware of upcoming poll’s transparency, Mohammad Mohaqiq has warned the Presidential Palace (ARG) against mass demonstrations if it continues appointing officials as its term has legally ended. He also reacted over “sexual charges”against Palace, asking the judicial organize for a serious and impartial probe. “Ahundred ambassadors …
Read More »Lawyers want serious probe over govt. allegations
AT News Report KABUL: Some lawyers suggest serious probe of allegations against presidential office, rejecting what they say “dual game”. Kabir Ranjbar, one of the lawyers said Wednesday that allegations made by a number of politicians against the President Ghani administration need serious probes. “This is injustice against government and …
Read More »New Afghan film making in Iran
AT Monitoring Desk KABUL: Afghan filmmaker Ramin Rasuli has started filming his new movie “Dogs Did Not Sleep Last Night” in Iran, Tehran Times said in a report. The film which is a joint production between Afghanistan and Iran, narrates the story of a remote Afghan village captured by the …
Read More »Study ranks Afghanistan as world’s least peaceful country
AT Monitoring Desk KABUL: According to a new study, the world became “very slightly” more peaceful for the first time in five years, but remains “considerably less peaceful now” than a decade ago due to conflicts in the Middle East, a rise in terrorism, increasing numbers of refugees, and other …
Read More »“Afghan peace efforts stack in four pillars”
AT Monitoring Desk KABUL: The US Special Envoy Zalmay Khalilzad is working on four important issues regarding the Afghan peace process which include the timeline for US forces withdrawal from Afghanistan, counterterrorism assurances, intra-Afghan dialogue and the reducing violence, a US official said. “You know, we have four pillars that …
Read More »Afghan forces kill over 50 Taliban rebels in Zabul
AT News Report KABUL: The Afghan security forces have killed at least 53 Taliban insurgents, including a designated deputy governor of the extremist group in an operation carried out in southern Zabul province late Tuesday, top provincial official said Wednesday. Provincial Governor Rahmatullah Yarmal said anti-Taliban operation conducted in response …
Read More »Taliban-Daesh continued fighting displaced over 13,000 families
AT Monitoring Desk KABUL: Over 13,300 families have been displaced as heavy clashes between the Taliban and Daesh militants are going on in two main districts of eastern Nangarhar over the past 45 days, provincial officials confirmed Tuesday. Khogyani and Shinwari are two districts where the Taliban and Daesh militants …
Read More »47 prisoners freed from two Taliban prisons
AT News Report KABUL: The Afghan security forces have freed at least 47 prisoners, including military personnel, from two Taliban jails in northern Baghlan and Kunduz provinces, official said Tuesday. 209th Shaheen Military Corps in a statement sent to Afghanistan Times said commando forces targeted a Taliban-run detention center during …
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