Afghan Capital’s Air Pollution May Be Even Deadlier Than War
Afghanistan’s pollution may be even deadlier than its war, now 18 years long.
The accident occurred near the town of Khash in Sistan and Baluchistan province early on Thursday.
Afghanistan’s pollution may be even deadlier than its war, now 18 years long.
Four foreign workers of GardaWorld Security Company are among the wounded in Wednesday’s blast.
“20 factories have been established in the past 8 months,” said Herat officials, “most in food production area.”
Farmers report a lack of export opportunities and a drop in local prices.
An IEC spokesman said that the process was halted across Afghanistan in order to address the complaints of the candidates.
Nuristani said the recount is being prevented by campaign teams in 15 provinces.
The Afghanistan National Football team held its last training session ahead of Thursday night’s match against India.
The national team’s coach Anosh Dastgir says his squad is fully prepared to face India in the international event.
Afrasiab Khattak writes that Afghanistan can only achieve lasting peace if the international community helps Afghans preserve…
Numerous studies show that the death penalty does not deter serious crimes more effectively than other punishments.
Ajmal Shams writes that the past 100 years of Afghan history are directly responsible for the ongoing situation.
