Deal

KABUL (Pajhwok): Australian medical consulting firm Cpharm has denied signing a deal with Taliban officials for investment in the establishment of a hashish-processing plant in

KABUL insurgents, however in overall they welcome the accord. The agreement was signed . . .

KABUL deal expected to be signed in Doha, the country’s capital on February 29 . . .

KABUL negotiationswith President Ashraf Ghani. Abdul Hakim Dalili, the Afghan ambassador to Qatar . . .

KABUL should be based on international guarantees. Fawzia Kufi, MCA head, told a . . .

KABUL, indicating progress in Qatar negotiations with the insurgent group. During a meeting . . .

KABUL. “Our challenge is simultaneity. You cannot make the economy wait for security . . .