
An Arg official injured in bomb blast in Kabul
The Office of Presidential Affairs has confirmed that a car carrying deputy director of the Office of Coordination of Advisors was hit by a bomb blast in the capital on Thursday.

The Office of Presidential Affairs has confirmed that a car carrying deputy director of the Office of Coordination of Advisors was hit by a bomb blast in the capital on Thursday.

A new social media campaign has been launched to raise awareness about impartiality and protection of journalists amid rise in targeted killings and bomb blasts.

The NATO Secretary General has said there is no guarantee of success for the fragile peace process in Afghanistan.

The police personnel in capital Kabul would be doubled to curb the surging bomb blasts and targeted assassinations.

The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission said on Monday the escalation of targeted attacks against journalists and the media has led to self-censorship in the country.

President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani has approved the continuation of second round of intra-Afghan talks in Doha, Qatar.

President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani met with Abdullah Abdullah, Chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation for discussion over the intra-Afghan negotiations.

The High Council for National Reconciliation held its second formal meeting under its chairman Abdullah Abdullah here on Saturday.

U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation has stressed a ceasefire and political settlement remain ‘urgent’.

The US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation has urged the Afghan government and the Taliban to reach political agreement as soon as possible.

The Afghanistan Human Rights Commission on Saturday claimed the deadly blast in Ghazni that killed scores of civilians was caused by an un-exploded mortar, not explosives hidden in a motorcycle.

The UN Secretary General’s Special Representative for Afghanistan has said civilian casualties caused by improvised explosive devices surged by over 60 per cent in past two months.