US-Taliban Talks Continue for Second Day
A new round of peace negotiations between the United States and the Taliban negotiators in Doha continued for the second day on Sunday.
Representatives of political parties and election campaign teams were divided over disputed votes during Saturday’s session.
A new round of peace negotiations between the United States and the Taliban negotiators in Doha continued for the second day on Sunday.
A presidential spokesman Dawa Khan Minapal said the government is ready to respond.
The factory will provide jobs to more than 1,000 people once it is operational, an investor said.
The World Bank says country will need grants of $6 to 8 billion per year.
And a group of Abdullah supporters in Samangan province closed down the Kabul-Mazar highway for two hours.
Representatives of political parties and election campaign teams were divided over disputed votes during Saturday’s session.
He finished above Dutchman Virgil van Dijk and Portugal’s third-placed Ronaldo, who has won the award five times.