Around 698 Taliban insurgents have been killed in the last month in Kandahar province, claimed a provincial security officer on Friday
Ghani fled Kabul with less than a million dollars, says report
The SIGAR report, compiled based on interviews of at least 30 former officials, including those close to Ghani, suggests a little over $500,000 million in cash on board the helicopters. Significantly, the fund that Ghani took away was not the government fund but was the leftover amount that the UAE government had provided to Ghani to support his 2019 presidential campaign.
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Calls for investigating deaths of Afghan journalists
As the Afghan government fails to properly investigate the recent attacks on Afghan journalists, Reporter Without Borders (RSF) said on Thursday they would approach international courts for the inquiry into the attacks, TOLOnews reported
Five children of family killed in Afghan air attack
Five children, two boys and three girls, all from a single family, have been killed in the southern Helmand province of Afghanistan
Taliban captures army base in Kunduz, kills six soldiers
At least six members of Afghan security forces were killed in an attack by the Taliban in northern Kunduz province, as per a report on TOLOnews
Talks of interim government pick up pace in Afghanistan
US special representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad has been in Kabul since Tuesday, but a meeting between him and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani is yet to take place
Taliban denies hand in targeted killings
Days after the US military spokespersons openly blamed the Taliban for targeted killings, the Afghan insurgent group issued a stern statement denying the allegation
$100 million project to cover Kabul with CCTV
In view of the increased security threat in Kabul, the Afghan government will install high-tech security cameras all over the capital. In the past two months, Kabul saw constant IED bombings and targeted killings
Taliban wants collapse of existing constitutional system
The Taliban’s refusal of the current constitution is because it seeks a complete collapse of the entire existing constitutional system in Afghanistan,the country’s Second Vice-President Danish Sarwar has contended
US military blames Taliban for targeted killings
For the first time in recent weeks, the US military blamed the Taliban for “unclaimed attacks and targeted killings” in Afghanistan and has called the group to cease this campaign
New security unit to check Taliban in Afghanistan
Afghanistan activated a new special security unit to check the movement of the Taliban insurgents
Afghan negotiation team to depart for Doha today
The negotiation team of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan will leave for Doha, Qatar, today to resume the second phase of the Intra-Afghan dialogue with the Taliban, and possibly to find a solution to end the four-decade-old war in the country
Kandahar province governor replaced over deteriorating security conditions
Following the deteriorating security situation in southern Kandahar province, the Afghan government on Sunday made changes in the top echelon of the state administration
A warring Afghanistan's future remains a question mark
The next round of the intra-Afghan talks will focus on modalities of the division of powers, said Abdul Hafiz Mansoor, a member of the Afghan government negotiation team. As the Afghan government sets to enter into the second crucial phase of the intra-Afghan talks, the violence-battered country has yet to form a consensus on the issue of an interim government, according to Afghan media reports
Pine nut processing unit to come up in Afghanistan
The Afghan government said that a pine nut processing unit is under construction in eastern Paktia province, TOLOnews reported
Locals block highway in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province over security concerns
Residents of Bati Kot district in eastern Nangarhar province of Afghanistan on Saturday blocked the Jalalabad-Torkham highway over rising security concerns in the areas, TOLOnews reported
