Attack on Media/Journalists
NDS Confirms Arrest of Four Journalists
The journalists, who were arrested on July 25, "met with Taliban leaders.”
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The journalists, who were arrested on July 25, "met with Taliban leaders.”
This comes a day after the European Union (EU) called on the Afghan government to recognize the media as its "strategic partner."
Former President Hamid Karzai described Khasha’s murder as an act against human values and Islamic principles.
The Ministry of Industry and Commerce said legal action would be taken against hoarding.
Russia said 1,500 Russian and Uzbek troops would take part in the five-day exercises.
Iran and six powers have been in talks since April to revive the nuclear pact.
Office of the National Security Council's Chief of Staff Gen. Abdul Moqim Abdulrahimzai addresses questions raised in recent public…
If a peace settlement is not achieved, regional countries will fuel an unprecedented proxy conflict.
Afrasiab Khattak writes that religious militancy/terrorism may be repurposed by the West in its Great Powers competition strategy in Asia.
