China will host a series of meetings about Afghanistan on Wednesday, featuring representatives of Russia, the US, the Taliban, and South and Central Asian countries, as it ramps up diplomatic …
Afghanistan exports goods to Europe for first time since IEA takeover
Dozens of cargo trucks left Afghanistan on Monday in what marked the first consignment of exports to Europe since the Islamic Emirate took over the country in August last year. The convoy left from …
Taliban guards Afghanistan’s once-hated Buddhas as it waits for China to turn giant copper deposit into cash
The hardliners, who blew up the statues two decades ago, are now preserving the relics at the Mes Aynak mine estimated to be worth nearly US$1 trillion.
Column: Oklahoma ties with Azerbaijan strong after 30 years
“Azerbaijan’s participation in NATO and U.S.-led operations in Iraq and Afghanistan has demonstrated our common vision and joint capabilities.” says Azerbaijan Ambassador Khazar Ibrahim.
Column: Oklahoma ties with Azerbaijan strong after 30 years
“Azerbaijan’s participation in NATO and U.S.-led operations in Iraq and Afghanistan has demonstrated our common vision and joint capabilities.” says Azerbaijan Ambassador Khazar Ibrahim.
Efforts ongoing to make Afghanistan self-reliant: Mullah Baradar
Afghanistan’s First Deputy Prime Minister Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar said on Saturday that efforts are underway to make the country self-reliant in every field. Addressing a gathering to mark the 26th …
Former finance minister of Afghanistan is now an Uber driver in Washington DC
After leaving Afghanistan when the Taliban took over the U.S.-supported government last August, former Finance Minister Khalid Payenda is now an Uber driver in Washington D.C. The 40-year-old former …
China Signals It’s Back to Business as Usual With Taliban Government
Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s surprise trip to Afghanistan was a clear sign that China is ready to engage with the Taliban as a normal government.
China Signals It’s Back to Business as Usual With Taliban Government
Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s surprise trip to Afghanistan was a clear sign that China is ready to engage with the Taliban as a normal government.
A Bomb Crater as Business Partner for a Pit Stop on an Afghan Highway
Along a lonely stretch of what was once the most dangerous road in Afghanistan, everyone slows down when they reach Hafiz Qadim’s mud brick shop. It’s not the food. Or the gas. It’s the big hole.