Opinion
Afghanistan’s Silent Signs Of Progress
As militants launch attacks to derail progress, we must support Afghans whose quiet resolve can be lost amid the noise of violence, writes Rabia Nasimi.
As militants launch attacks to derail progress, we must support Afghans whose quiet resolve can be lost amid the noise of violence, writes Rabia Nasimi.
Sophia Mourtaza, a fourth-year Environmental Resource Management student in the US speaks out about Kabul’s pollution.
Elaha Rahmani writes that as Afghans, we take pride in our deepest of roots, but when will we Afghans become one tribe?
The ACCI said most produce and goods exported to India are exempted from customs tariffs and that India is trying to reduce taxes on its…
The attack comes less than two days after the president announced a ceasefire with the Taliban – who have not yet responded.
The pilgrims spent the day on Mount Arafat but will move to Jamarat on Tuesday, the first day of Eid al-Adha.
The dangers of working as a journalist in Afghanistan have been dramatically underlined by an attack in Kabul on Monday which claimed the…
In his Nawroz message Resolute Support chief Gen John Nicholson writes the foreign forces “stand with you for a more peaceful and…
Former UNAMA chief Kai Eide writes that the new peace plan carried a different tone and had no “aggressive language so often heard in the…
