The Taliban has announced a ceasefire with the Afghan government that will take effect when then Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha

At least one person was killed and two others were injured on Tuesday in a magnetic mine blast that targeted a police vehicle in Kabul, police said

De Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat, a government power producing company, has said that Tajikistan reduced electricity supply to Afghanistan

Gen. Austin S. Miller, the commander of US and NATO forces in Afghanistan, on Monday in a video message said that the violence needs to come down for an opportunity for peace to be maintained

The United States is not going to totally pull back its soldiers from Afghanistan, says Karim Khorram, a former government official

Officials in the mountainous province of Ghor in the center of the country say that civilian casualties have increased 35 percent there since a February peace agreement between the United States and Taliban under which the latter pledged to reduce violence

Taliban deputy leader Mullah Baradar said the Doha agreement with US has been "positive so far", but if Washington does not pullout troops on schedule, the militant group "will make the necessary decisions"

The dead body of a female police officer, abducted by the Taliban, was found in Andar district of central Ghazni province, local officials said on Sunday

Afghanistan's Ministry of Public Health on Monday reported 106 new positive cases of the coronavirus from 471 samples tested over the last 24 hours

US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad has embarked on a new five-nation trip to press for intra-Afghan talks, the State Department said

Pakistani terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad, which runs its terror activities in Indian Kashmir, has become active in Afghanistan

The Afghanistan embassy in Riyadh in a statement said that Saudi would build 600 schools in Afghanistan

President Ashraf Ghani, who visited the western province of Nimroz on Sunday, said the Afghan government will not enter negotiations with the Taliban from a position of weakness, and that the republic and the national security and defense forces will not be compromised in the talks

The export of Afghan goods via air corridor has 70 percent decreases, according to the chamber of commerce

The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission claims that the recent increased insecurity has caused the killing of averagely 16 civilians each day across the country