KABUL): South Asia has not been a safe place for journalists in the year 2013 when violence against journalists continued to remain a major threat

GARDEZ (PAN): Security forces captured truck laden with ammonium nitrate, a fertiliser used for making bombs, on the outskirts of the capital of southeastern Paktia

TALOQAN (PAN): Four smugglers have been have been arrested with 89 kilograms of drugs by intelligence agents in northern Takhar province, officials said on Monday.

HERAT CITY (PAN): An amount of 233 million afghanis in cleanliness tax is payable by government and non-governmental organisations in western Herat province, an official

KABUL): The winter’s first snowfall on Monday thrilled residents of this central capital, but caused commuters and pedestrians a lot of inconvenience. The belated snowfall

KABUL): Afghan officials have complained to Pakistani business leaders regarding the frequent closure of the land route through northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa due to protests and

KABUL): Senior Afghan and Pakistani security officials would meet soon to discuss regulating cross-border movements, in an effort to curb the insurgency in areas along

KABUL tasted a 16-run defeat at the hands of Bangladesh in their Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Under-19 Asia Cup match in the United Arab Emirates

SHIBERGHAN (PAN): A woman has committed suicide due to dire financial straits in northern Jawzjan province, an official said on Sunday. Gul Jan, a mother

KABUL members on Sunday called for impartial and transparent entry tests. About 3,632 new school graduates, including 280 girls, appeared in the entry test in

KABUL Bank official and finance minister, is leading the race for the presidency, followed by Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, according to a new opinion poll released

SHARAN (PAN): Tribal elders in the Mata Khan district of southeastern Paktika province have fixed the bride price — known as vulvar in local parlance