When Saifullah Khan’s friend and his father in Quetta got sick after going to a funeral in Chaman, a town bordering Afghanistan, he asked them to get tested for the new coronavirus. His friend refused …
Afghanistan Mulls Cooperation with Iran on Border Security
The presidential palace of Afghanistan played host to a meeting to weigh plans for closer cooperation with Iran in ensuring security along the common border and combatting smugglers and traffickers.
IFC, partners sign $89 million energy project deal for Afghanistan
(MENAFN – Pajhwok Afghan News) KABUL owk): a member of the World Bank Group, and partners have signed the debt financing package for Afghanistan ‘s first long-term public-private partnership, a …
Afghanistan building COVID-19 diagnostic center with Turkmenistan’s help
BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 17 By Jeila Aliyeva – Trend: Turkmenistan is helping Afghanistan with construction of a COVID-19 diagnostic center, Trend reports with reference to Arzuw NEWS. The mentioned …
Afghanistan- Absence of domestic market will cost a financial battle for Afghan farmers
While agitations over hike in commodity prices due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 increase across the globe, meanwhile farmers in Afghanistan face off a different foe (e.g. deflation). during the …
Afghanistan- New Interventions In Place To Enable Safe Transit of Cargo Trucks at Afghan-Pak Borders
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in partnership with Harakat Afghanistan Investment Climate Facility Organization, launched two interventions to improve the efficiency …
Despite U.S. sanctions, the International Criminal Court will keep investigating alleged war crimes in Afghanistan
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UN: Afghanistan Is Deadliest Place for Children
The United Nations said Monday that for the fifth consecutive year, Afghanistan was the deadliest country on the planet for children. In its annual Children in Armed Conflict report, the U.N.
Afghanistan hires lockdown jobless to boost Kabul’s water and trees
Gul Mohammad was making a good living as a private van-driver, until Afghanistan went into lockdown to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus and his work dried up.
Prisoners’ release in Afghanistan
The Afghanistan of today offers a semblance of “endless wars” owing to many reasons including the inexorable supply of Afghan insurgents ready to lay down their lives for their country or religion.