
Government urged to protect journalists
The press freedom body, Reporters Without Borders, has urged the Afghan government to take necessary steps to end spiral of violence aimed at the community.

The press freedom body, Reporters Without Borders, has urged the Afghan government to take necessary steps to end spiral of violence aimed at the community.

The NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said the Alliance would decide on the troop’s level in Afghanistan in the coming month.

Officials in Kunduz confirmed that 12 security forces were killed in a Taliban attack on an army base in the province.

Amrullah Saleh, first vice president, has vowed to equip Kabul with advanced surveillance cameras for security purposes.

Interior minister Massound Andarabi claimed on Monday the Taliban are gearing-up for the next year’s spring offensives.

The Taliban have warned the U.S. forces in Afghanistan against continuation of air raids.

Authorities in Kapisa province said on Sunday a bomb blast aimed at the head of ‘Uleme Council’ here killed 5 people and injured 9 others.

The Administrative Office of the President has reacted to a recent remark by the US Secretary of State about the Taliban not targeting American soldiers in Afghanistan.

Days ahead of the second round of intra-Afghan talks in Doha, concerns have been raised over lack of coherence among members of the government team.

President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani on Saturday held a telephonic conversation with the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, the presidency said.

The Taliban insurgents have abducted a bus full with passengers from the main highway linking Herat city with Tor Ghunday dry port.

A civil society activist hailing from Baghlan province has been shot dead by unknown assailants in Kabul, police confirmed on Friday.