Deputy foreign minister on Sunday said the government was in contact with the world but it would not compromise national interests and the Islamic system. During his visit to northern Balkh province, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanekzai, deputy foreign…
Afghan and Chinese officials on Tuesday discussed issues related to exports from Afghanistan to China and education facilities for Afghans in the neighboring country, while Chinese foreign minister has said his country would work with Kabul based on…
Pakistani foreign minister Shah MahmoodQureshi and his delegation met with the prime minister of the new Afghan caretaker government in capital Kabul on Thursday, officials said. Qureshi arrived in Kabul on Thursday, leading a high-level delegation to meet…
Acting Foreign Affairs Minister Ameer Khan Mutaqi has said the government needed professional personnel and utilization of their skill and asked foreign ministry employees to return to their work. Addressing his employees, Mutaqi said the Afghans fought for…
Former chairman of High Council of National Reconciliation (HCNR) Dr. Abdullah Abdullah in a telephonic contact with Iranian foreign minister discussed counterterrorism and the creation of an inclusive government in Afghanistan. A statement from Iranian foreign ministry said…
Taliban on Saturday said that foreing troops have partially withdrew from Hamid Karzai International Airport and their forces are now in control of some parts of the airport. The US Defense Secretary said that around 110,000 people have…
National Directorate of Security (NDS) chief Ahmad Zia Saraj during his trip to northeastern Badakhshan province on Thursday said foreign insurgents wanted to disrupt the security of some areas of the province in coordination with Taliban in spring…
Local officials claim as many as 450 foreign insurgents have been fighting alongside Taliban insurgents in northeastern Badakhshan province and trying to control border areas. Akhtar Mohammad Khairzada, Badakhshan’s deputy governor, in an interview with Pajhwok Afghan News…
A new investigation shows more than 460 people have been employed informally and based on nepotism in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA). As part of the investigation by Anti-Corruption Monitoring and Evaluating Committee (IJACMEC), also known as…
