No One Is Safe Until Everyone Is Safe
February 24,2021 | Mohamed A. El-Erian | Opinion
Recognizing that “no one is safe until everyone is safe,” the G7 recently announced additional steps to facilitate globally more “affordable and ...Read more
Afghans Support Conditions-based Withdrawal Approach
February 24,2021 | Editorials
The Taliban are likely to resume the second round of intra-Afghan dialogue, which was stalled as the Taliban walked away from the negotiating table and sent their delegations ...Read more
Breaking Peace Deadlock Will be Welcomed
February 23,2021 | Editorials
Peace process began in March 2009. When the US administration showed tendency to negotiations with moderate elements of the Taliban and the Kabul government also wished to secure peace ...Read more
Public Show Zero Tolerance to Fundamental and Menacing Remarks
February 22,2021 | Editorials
The recent remarks of Mawlavi Mujiburrahman Ansari against the republic government has outraged the public conscience and triggered backlash. A large number of people ...Read more
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Afghanistan Begins Covid-19 Vaccination Drive
February 24,2021 | National
KABUL - Afghanistan on Tuesday commenced COVID-19 vaccination drive, administering doses initially to security forces, health workers and journalists...Read More
Violence, Instability Cost Telecom Providers $15m: Official
February 24,2021 | National
KABUL - A lack of security has inflicted a loss of over $15 million to telecommunication companies, as 380 towers have been totally or partially damaged in various parts ...Read More
Ghani, Uzbek FM Discuss Ties, Peace Process
February 24,2021 | National
KABUL - A high ranking Uzbekistan delegation led by Foreign Minister AbdulAzizKamilov on Tuesday met with President Ashraf Ghani and stressed reduction in violence and establishment ...Read More
Sharp Rise in Afghan Civilian Casualties after Start of Peace Talks: UN
February 24,2021 | National
KABUL - There has been an increase in civilians killed and injured in Afghanistan following the start of peace talks in September, UNAMA said Tuesday...Read More
Defense Ministry to Increase Special Operations Forces in Spring
February 24,2021 | National
KABUL - The Defense Ministry is preparing to increase special operations forces to face the Taliban in the upcoming fighting season this spring, Deputy Defense Minister Shah Mahmoud...Read More
Peace Talks Resume in Doha After a Month of Delays
February 24,2021 | National
DOHA - After more than a month of delays, a sharp rise in violence and continued discussions on the future of foreign troops in Afghanistan the stalled peace talks between ...Read More
Balkh Power Consumers Pay Millions of Afghanis to Taliban
February 24,2021 | National
MAZAR-I-SHARIF - Taliban militants collect from 20 to 30 million afghanis from electricity consumers in four districts of northern Balkh province, Pajhwok Afghan News has learnt...Read More
International »
Biden mourns 500,000 dead, balancing nation’s grief and hope
February 24,2021 | International
WASHINGTON- With sunset remarks and a national moment of silence, President Joe Biden on Monday confronted head-on the country’s once-unimaginable loss — half a million Americans ...Read More
Hungary urges citizens to get vaccine from China
February 24,2021 | International
BUDAPEST — Officials in Hungary are urging people to trust in the vaccines already approved by the country ahead of a planned rollout Wednesday of a COVID-19 vaccine developed in China ...Read More
Turkmenistan approves proposal to open rep office of United Nations Office for Project Services
February 24,2021 | International
Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov has approved the opening of a representative office of the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) in Turkmenistan, Trend reported ...Read More
US coronavirus death toll approaches milestone of 500,000
February 23,2021 | International
The U.S. stood Sunday at the brink of a once-unthinkable tally: 500,000 people lost to the coronavirus.
A year into the pandemic, the running ...Read More
Russia’s COVID-19 vaccination drive slowly picking up speed
February 23,2021 | International
IKHALA- Maria Piparinen and other elderly residents of Ikhala were relieved when they heard that doctors were finally bringing a few doses of the coronavirus vaccine to their remotRead More
Gunmen kill four female aid workers in north-west Pakistan
February 23,2021 | International
PESHAWAR- Four women aid workers were gunned down on Monday (Feb 22) in a restive part of north-western Pakistan, police said, as a fresh wave of extremist violence rattles the Afghan borderlands...Read More
Editorials »
Afghans Support Conditions-based Withdrawal Approach
February 24,2021 | Editorials
The Taliban are likely to resume the second round of intra-Afghan dialogue, which was stalled as the Taliban walked away from the negotiating table and sent their delegations ...Read More
Breaking Peace Deadlock Will be Welcomed
February 23,2021 | Editorials
Peace process began in March 2009. When the US administration showed tendency to negotiations with moderate elements of the Taliban and the Kabul government also wished to secure peace ...Read More
Public Show Zero Tolerance to Fundamental and Menacing Remarks
February 22,2021 | Editorials
The recent remarks of Mawlavi Mujiburrahman Ansari against the republic government has outraged the public conscience and triggered backlash. A large number of people ...Read More
Children Prone to Radicalism
February 21,2021 | Editorials
Insurgency has intensified in recent months and a large number of civilians lost their lives. Afghan children are particularly left at the mercy of militancy and used as a cannon ...Read More
Kabul and Washington Unlikely to Succumb to Taliban’s Demands
February 20,2021 | Editorials
In their negotiations, the Afghan government and the Taliban are likely to be at an impasse. The Taliban continue their unabated violence and neither of the negotiating side seems ready to make major concessions. The Kabul administration ...Read More
Deep-Seated Gender Discrimination
February 17,2021 | Editorials
Why does luck treat so many of us unfairly? Take a hypothetical case about which we have a reasonable good idea. Here is our typical woman: She labors from dawn to dusk in the kitchen ...Read More
The Impact of Haibatullah’s Death on Peace Talks
February 16,2021 | Editorials
The death of Mullah Omar’s successor Mullah Haibatullah has surfaced again in national media, citing a “reliable” Pakistani source, as peace talks ...Read More
Article/opinion »
No One Is Safe Until Everyone Is Safe
February 24,2021 | Mohamed A. El-Erian | opinion
Recognizing that “no one is safe until everyone is safe,” the G7 recently announced additional steps to facilitate globally more “affordable and ...Read More
The Russia Strategy Europe Needs
February 24,2021 | Mark Leonard | opinion
Decades after the Cold War, Russia remains the perfect enemy, with an unmatched ability to agitate Europe’s political class. But the intensity of European debates and emotions ...Read More
Are Security Officials and Others Alive in Afghanistan?
February 23,2021 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari | opinion
Unfortunately, Afghanistan has become the slaughterhouse of human and humanity. No day is begun and ended without bloodshed and carnage of humans and humanity in Afghanistan. ...Read More
Restoring Nature to Economics
February 23,2021 | Diane Coyle | opinion
This land is your land,” sang the American folk singer Woody Guthrie, listing the redwood forests, wheat fields, and golden valleys of the United States. Guthrie was making ...Read More
The Relationship between Political Development and Economic Development
February 22,2021 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari | opinion
Since the division of countries into developed and undeveloped, useful scientific studies have been carried out by economists and political scientists to explain the factors...Read More
Germany’s Empty Pipeline Logic
February 22,2021 | Josef Joffe | opinion
Nord Stream 2, the almost-finished pipeline running directly from Russia to Germany, is not really about securing cheap natural gas. It is about personal gain and these two countries’ national ...Read More
Afghanistan: On the Verge of Drought Risk Again
February 21,2021 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari | opinion
At the height of poverty and insecurity, the alarm of drought was sounded in Afghanistan. Yesterday, the president of the country advised the second vice president, Amrullah Saleh ...Read More
- Legal Demands should be Met
- Parliament Denies Seat for Hindus
- Afghanistan’s National Security Forces
- Street Abuse
- Learn to Relax
- Wee things huge impacts
- All the Best Afghanistan!!!