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AT News Kabul: A famous journalist, Sayed Marouf Sadat was shot dead by a number of unidentified gunmen on Saturday evening in Jalalabad, the capital city for the eastern Nangarhar province. The incident occurred in PD five of Jalalabad. The Afghan Journalist Safety Committee said in a statement that Sadat …

AT News KABUL: First Deputy Prime Minister, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar called on the world countries to resume their Kabul-based diplomatic missions. He cited the remarks at a meeting hosted in Presidential Palace on Thursday evening. The meeting was attended by diplomats of the Kabul-based active embassies, including Russia, China …

AT News KABUL: The Foreign Minister of the Gulf State of Qatar is disappointed over the recent actions occurred in Afghanistan, saying that “it has been very disappointing to see some steps being taken backwards.” Qatari foreign minister, Mohammad bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani said that the Taliban Islamic Movement could learn …

AT News KABUL: The Second Deputy Prime Minister of the Taliban Islamic Movement says that the government is planning to pay the salaries of its employees to overcome the ongoing problems of the people. Deputy Prime Minister, Abdul Salam Hanafi said that efforts are underway to launch development projects ahead …

Mohammad Parwiz Arian KABUL: The Taliban Islamic Movement vows to temporarily accomplish the constitution belongs to the era of Afghanistan’s last King, Mohammad Zahir Shah. The ministry of justice said in a statement on Tuesday said those articles that violate the Islamic regulations will not be adopted.  According to the …

AT News KABUL: Second Deputy Prime Minister of the Taliban interim cabinet, Abdul Salaam Hanafi warned Tajikistan to stop interfering in Afghanistan’s affairs. He made the remarks in reaction to the Tajikistani President Emomali Rahmon’s speeches at the UN General Assembly. Rahmon earlier at the UN General Assembly expressed concerns …

AT News KABUL: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that his country is ready to work with the Taliban if they form an inclusive government. Erdogan cited the remarks to CBS News. “Turkey’s approach toward women is quite well-known: women are present in every aspect of life,” he added. “Our …

Mohammad Parwiz Arian KABUL: Secretary-General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, Jan Egeland expressed concerns over economical challenges in Afghanistan, saying that the country is on a countdown to economic collapse. Mr. Egeland arrived in Kabul on Sunday and will leave the country on Tuesday. His visit to the war-torn country …

AT News KABUL: Students, who succeeded on overseas scholarship are stranded and unable to attend educational semesters due to the closure of the passport department and suspension of the international flights. The students said that they need to renew their passports and travel documents but the government offices have remained …

AT News KABUL: Some Afghan traders blamed the Pakistani government for making hurdles on the Chaman-Boldak transit route. The traders called on the related authorities to find an immediate solution for the problems existed alongside the crossing points of the so-called Durand Line. They say that they would stop their …