Joe Biden is now the president of the United States
Joe Biden took the oath of office at the U.S Capitol on Wednesday, becoming the 46th president of the United States and seeks to change some of Trump’s executive orders.
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This can’t be greatest country on earth
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Taliban views on girl’s education
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Will Biden’s America stop creating terrorists?
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The Taliban is mega-rich, here’s where they get their money
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Afghanistan takes one small step toward peace
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Who cares if Al-Qaeda remain in Afghanistan?
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Without Islamabad’s support peace will not be achieved in Afghanistan
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How did terrorists enter Kabul University?
Joe Biden is now the president of the United States
Joe Biden took the oath of office at the U.S Capitol on Wednesday, becoming the 46th president of the United States and seeks to change some of Trump’s executive orders.
Biden administration to review Taliban peace deal
The new US President Joe Biden wants to review a peace deal his predecessor Donald Trump signed with Taliban insurgents last February.
Commandos rescue 27 civilians from Taliban prison
The Afghan security forces have rescued 27 people from a Taliban prison in southern Helmand province, the Defense Ministry (MoD) said Thursday.
Biden revoked many of Trump’s orders, reversed actions
U.S president Joe Biden signed 15 executive orders, he addressed coronavirus pandemic, climate change, reversed Muslim immigration bans, he also addressed racial inequality.
Ghani travels to Herat to assess overall situation
At the head of high-level delegation, President Ashraf Ghani on Thursday travelled to western Herat province to meet residents and evaluate overall situation in the province, an official said.
Foreign minister Atmar arrives in Saudi Arabia
Foreign Minister Mohammad Haneef Atmar arrived in Jeddah on a three-day visit to Saudi Arabia, yesterday.
Meshrano Jirga: Biden should reconsider US policies on Afghanistan
Meshrano Jirga (Upper House of Parliament) members on Tuesday called on US President-elect Joe Biden to reconsider US policies on Afghanistan that were mostly instituted during outgoing President Donald Trump’s tenure.
FBI claims woman may have tried to sell Pelosi’s computer device to Russia
US law enforcement is investigating whether a woman took a laptop computer or hard drive from US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office during the January 6 siege of the Capitol and tried to sell the device to Russian intelligence, Reuters reported.
In Uruzgan blast, 8 were killed
A least 8 civilians, including one journalist, were wounded in a motorbike explosion in Tarinkot city, capital of Uruzgan province on Tuesday afternoon, local officials confirmed.
Saleh: Some elections including Ghazni poll planned for summer
First Vice President Amrullah Saleh said on Tuesday that various elections will be held across the country in summer, including the long overdue Ghazni parliamentary elections as well as provincial council, district council and municipal elections.
In Badakhshan, Taliban ambush security checkpoint
Abdullah Naji Nazari, a member of the Badakhshan Provincial Council, said Tuesday the Taliban attacked a checkpoint in Pul-e-Soch in Badakhshan’s Jurm district at midnight on Monday.
Neighbors provided Taliban with drone warfare
A number of former military chiefs and members of the Wolesi Jirga (Lower House of Parliament) have said the Taliban are not able to get access to hi-tech drones without the help of neighboring countries.
Abdullah meets Karzai, urges prompt cut in violence
High Council for National Reconciliation (HCNR) chairman Abdullah Abdullah on Monday during a meeting with former president Hamid Karzai stressed on immediate reduction in violence.
Stoltenberg: NATO’s position in Afghanistan has not changed
Jen Stoltenberg, the Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has spoken to president Ghani on Monday, both discussed the peace process.
U.S Embassy: Americans citizens should leave Afghanistan immediately
The U.S. embassy in Kabul says terrorist and criminal incidents in Kabul are likely to escalate and urges all U.S. citizens to refrain from traveling to Afghanistan, and that the American citizens in Afghanistan should leave the country immediately.
Magnetic IED Targets Telecommunication and IT Ministry’s SUV
A magnetic mine targeted a vehicle carrying a Telecommunications and IT Ministry official on Monday morning.
Time to withdraw from Afghanistan
We must understand that a continued U.S. military presence – however well intended and however successful at the tactical, operational level – is not the solution and is actually part of the problem.
Qatar condemns killing of two Supreme Court judges
Qatar strongly condemned the killing of two female judges who were targeted while driving to court on Sunday in Kabul.
Mohib: If talks fail, govt will maintain peace by force
The National Security Advisor (NSA) Hamdullah Mohib said on Sunday that government will maintain peace by force if intra-Afghan peace negotiations currently underway in Doha fail.
Biden plans about a dozen day one executive actions
US President-elect Joe Biden is scheduled to issue a number of executive orders immediately after his inauguration – by using the powers of his new office to push policy changes on housing, student loans, climate change and immigration, a top aide said on Saturday.
