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Editorial
The People Will Not Surrender To Taliban’s Tyranny
The people of Afghanistan have chosen not to succumb to the tyranny of the Taliban. If this group enters the…
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Headline
Government and The Taliban Start Talks On Key Issues
As war escalates in the cities, sources report the progress of peace talks in Doha. A source in the government’s…
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Daily Reports
Peace and War; The President Announced the Government’s Policy and The National Assembly Supported
At the same time as the escalation of the war in the cities and the stagnation of the peace talks…
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Daily Reports
From the Deduction of SIM Credit to Low Quality of Telecommunication Services; ATRA: Proposal Underway to Improve The Services
About 12.8 million Afghans currently have access to the Internet and eight million have access to mobile phones, according to…
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Editorial
Extraordinary Session of the National Assembly
An extraordinary session of the National Assembly will be held today, Monday, by order of the President. The session was…
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News
The Taliban Attack On West of Charikar Countered Once Again
8 Subh; Parwan: Security sources in Parwan province say that the Taliban offensive in the western highlands of Charikar has…
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Headline
Countered Taliban Attack On Lashkar Gah Prison Left 38 Of Its Fighters Dead
8 Subh; Kabul: the 215th Maiwand Crops announced that 40 Taliban fighters attacked the Lashkar Gah prison on Sunday night,…
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Headline
Passenger Bus Explosion in Herat Kills Three and Injures Ten
8 Subh; Herat: Witnesses to the incident say that a passenger bus was the target of an explosion around the…
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Daily Reports
Dark Days of a Soldier; Taliban’s Mortar Took the Life of Shakar’s Only Son
Time passes more slowly and calmness disappears in war. Instead of shooting stars at night in war zones, the light…
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Editorial
Put an End to the Killing and Imprisonment of Journalists
Two days ago, four local journalists were arrested in Kandahar by the government on suspicion of “propaganda for the enemy.”…
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