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Afghan Interpreter for Canada Crippled during Afghanistan War Denied Entry into Canada
Niaz Hussaini was an Afghan interpreter on the battlefield during the Afghanistan War and lost both legs in a Rocket Propelled Grenade attack. He also worked for the U.S. military and was moved to Sacramento, California after the war ended. He wants to live in Canada instead but hasn’t been allowed to move here.
Monday, 10 June , 2019 -
Hitting Hard the Heart of Kabul, Taliban’s Strategic Response to the Ceasefire Request
Taliban’s occasional attacks carried out recently in Afghanistan and over the US Counterpart International in Kabul is an approach toward the ceasefire request of Afghan government and loya Jirga’s proposed resolution for the peace.
Sunday, 2 June , 2019 -
Attacks on Schools in Afghanistan Tripled in 2018, UN Agency
Attacks on schools in Afghanistan tripled between 2017 and 2018, surging from 68 to 192, according to the UN children’s agency, Unicef, the first increase since 2015.
Tuesday, 28 May , 2019 -
Tensions over Wolesi Jirga’s New Speaker still Go on after a Weak
The disagreements between two groups of MPs over the election of the speaker of the Wolesi Jirga, the Lower House of Parliament, are still evident eight days after they attended controversial voting on May 18.
Sunday, 26 May , 2019 -
Heavy Flooding in Afghanistan Kills 24 People in 2 Days
Heavy flooding in Afghanistan killed at least 24 people and injured 11 others in the past 48 hours as a new wave of heavy rains swept parts of the country, Afghan officials said Saturday.
Sunday, 26 May , 2019 -
Afghan Refugees the Victims of Human Trafficking in Netherlands
Over 6,000 people in the Netherlands are the victims of human trafficking every year, two-thirds of whom are coerced into the sex trade, a considerable number of victims are Afghan refugees, according to statistics 2018.
Wednesday, 22 May , 2019 -
A Roadside Blast in Western Afghanistan Left Three Children Killed
Another 20 people wounded in the explosion that went off in a market in Herat province.
Monday, 20 May , 2019 -
UN Probes Casualty Claims from US Strikes in Afghanistan
The UN’s Afghanistan mission said Monday it was probing allegations of civilian casualties resulting from US air strikes against purported drug-making facilities in western Afghanistan.
Tuesday, 14 May , 2019 -
Human Rights Group Accuses Germany of Mistreating Rejected Afghan Refugees
A European watchdog raised concerns after German police allegedly squeezed the genitals of an Afghan deportee. While deportations are professionally conducted, there is room for improvement, the rights committee said.
Monday, 13 May , 2019 -
Koch Affiliated Veterans Group Urges Trump to Withdraw from Syria and Afghanistan
A Koch backed advocacy group focused on veterans issues is launching a new effort to pressure President Donald Trump to make good on his campaign commitment to pull US troops out of Afghanistan and Syria.
Saturday, 11 May , 2019 -
Afghan Pilots Sent to America for Training Purposes Disappeared
More than 40 Afghan pilots who have been sent to America for training courses have been disappeared, Special Inspector General announced.
Tuesday, 7 May , 2019 -
Court Sentenced Noristani to More than One Year Imprisonment and Fine
A primary court in Kabul sentenced Ahmad Yusuf Nuristani to 13 months’ imprisonments and AFs1 million fine for Bribery.
Monday, 6 May , 2019 -
Russia and Uzbekistan Agreed to Counter Drug Trafficking from Afghanistan
Russia and Uzbekistan agreed to run a mutual plan to prevent drug trafficking and terrorism in Afghanistan.
Saturday, 4 May , 2019 -
The Islamic Bank of Afghanistan, A Wide Cover for Terrorist Activities
Centers in Afghanistan which apparently activated in cultural, economical and education fields but indeed their activities are in accordance with some Arab nations’ interest, news sources say.
Tuesday, 30 April , 2019 -
Afghanistan opens peace summit amid talks with U.S., Taliban
More than 3,200 delegates opened Afghanistan’s grand council Monday as leaders throughout the country hope to find some consensus on peace negotiations with the Taliban.
Tuesday, 30 April , 2019 -
Afghanistan’s Troubled Peace process to be Discussed in Loya Jirga
Afghanistan on Monday will convene a rare “loya jirga” — a massive meeting for delegates from across the country to discuss the war and US efforts to forge a peace deal with the Taliban.
Saturday, 27 April , 2019 -
Afghanistan’s World Press Freedom Rank Lowered in 2019
Afghanistan rank in world press freedom lowered from 118 to 121 in 2019, the Reports Without Borders announced.
Monday, 22 April , 2019 -
Deadly Flood Left at least Five Killed in Afghanistan
Heavy rain and flooding have destroyed homes and swept away livestock with the western Herat province hardest hit.
Wednesday, 17 April , 2019 -
Afghanistan Authorities May Block Access to Facebook
The Afghan Government aims to block people’s access to Facebook if the media wont agree to make its polices compatible with Afghanistan’s.
Sunday, 14 April , 2019 -
Afghanistan –Taliban Peace, ‘Impossible’, 42 Percent of Afghan People Say
A recent survey in Afghanistan shows that more than 42 percent of Afghanistan people believe that the no peace will be reached between the government and Taliban group.
Saturday, 13 April , 2019
