At a gathering in Kabul, hundreds of Afghan women demanded the protection of rights as well as their achievements in the ongoing peace efforts, a media report said
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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US drawdown remains conditions-based: US military commander
US Joint Chiefs Of Staff Chairman Mark Milley in an interview with NPR airing Monday morning, said that US drawdown plans are conditions-based
No progress in Doha talks for Afghan peace
There has been no progress in the Afghanistan peace negotiations in Doha as formal meetings between the two sides comprising representatives of the Kabul government and Taliban, have remained suspended for the past 10 days
Watchdog urges protection of republican system in Afghanistan
The Voice of Afghan Women in a campaign launched Sunday in Kabul, emphasized on the defending the republic system, calling for an immediate cease fire
Highway closed, power cut off in Helmand fighting
At least "71 Taliban" were killed fighting in Nawa and Nahr-e-Saraj districts of Helmand province, said Tariq Arian, a spokesman for the Ministry of Interior (MoI), on Monday
13 killed in roadside Afghan blast
At least 10 Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers and three civilians were killed in a roadside blast in Afghanistan's Sar-e-Pul province, a security source said on Sunday
No progress in Doha talks as war-hit Afghans await breakthrough
Formal meetings between both sides of the Afghan peace negotiations in Doha have been suspended for the past 10 days and it is not clear when the meetings will be resumed
Afghan government under scrutiny for alleged misuse of COVID-19 funds
Amid reports of a surge in the number of COVID-19 cases in Afghanistan, the Kabul government is facing mounting criticism over alleged misuse of international funds to battle the pandemic, the media reported
Two blasts in Herat and Helmand leave nine dead
Two roadside mine blasts in the last twenty-four hours left \nine civilians dead and another 19 wounded Afghanistan
'50% of imported goods into Afghanistan come through illegal means'
As business relations with neighboring Iran and Pakistan are improving, Afghanistan observes a spike in illegal imports of goods
Activists raise concern over possible misuse of COVID-19 funds by Afghan government
As the Afghan government failed to provide the details of COVID-19 funds, given by international donors, it had spent to fight the pandemic, a Kabul based organisation, Integrity Watch Afghanistan (IWA), accused the government of being unaccountable
NATO to ponder mission in Afghanistan amid US whirlwind pullout plans
The NATO has said they will consult on the future of their mission in Afghanistan and will decided together on when to leave Afghanistan as US President Donald Trump said to bring home all the remaining troops by Charismas
US, Pakistan urge reduction of violence in Afghanistan
The United States and Pakistan urge on reduction of violence in Afghanistan amid the ongoing peace negotiations between Afghanistan and Taliban in Qatar
Gunmen vandalize wedding house on Kabul outskirts
A group of four unidentified gunmen attacked and vandalized a wedding house during a ceremony in Kalkan district of northern Kabul province, breaking the instruments of local singers and warning them not to sing anymore
11 security force members killed in Kunduz, Helmand
At least 11 security force members were killed in Taliban attacks in Kunduz and Helmand provinces on Thursday evening, according to security sources
