Pajhwok reporter

LASHKARGAH (PAN): More than 1200 kilograms of opium and raw hashish were seized in two separate operations in southern Helmand province, the world’s largest opium-producing

KABUL): The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) on Sunday marked its 150th anniversary, commemorating the beginning of its efforts to bring relief to

KABUL groups and media representatives. Following an international marketing effort, five bidders were approved through the Expression of Interest (EoI) stage, a statement from the

GHAZNI CITY (PAN): A 50-member Afghan Local Police (ALP) squad has been deployed to another volatile district of southern Ghazni province, Deh Yak. Another 150

KABUL): Scores of Afghan senators, currently on a week-long study visit to India at the invitation of New Delhi, will attend a training programme on

KABUL over the past 24 hours, the US military said on Saturday. Coalition forces killed three militants and safely cleared an IED during an engagement

WASHINGTON (PAN that they have repeatedly branded as a puppet and illegitimate set-up, US President Barack Obama’s top counter-terrorism advisor told lawmakers on Friday. Giving

KABUL, the BBC reported on Friday. In March 2012, the insurgent movement suspended secret negotiations, calling the US erratic and vague. The Taliban also blasted

MAIDAN SHAHR (PAN): Forty-one Afghan National Police (ANP) members were awarded certificates on completing an eight-week training programme in central Maidan Wardak province on Friday.

KABUL was in the common interest of both nations. US Secretary of State John Kerry and Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar also agreed on

KABUL remained a dangerous place where international and local journalists received threats during 2012, a global watchdog said on Thursday. The Committee to Protect Journalists

KABUL are working to protect their interests in the so-called negotiated settlement to the conflict.” The views were aired by participants of this week’s radio