TEHRAN (FNA) – Afghan President Hamid Karzai, who is in Davos to participate in the World Economic Forum, has said Iran has been supporting his country since the ouster of the Taliban regime in 2001.
Read More »Karzai says US help saved Afghanistan
WASHINGTON, Jan 26: The US-installed Afghan President Hamid Karzai has said that he knew people called him “a puppet of America†and he was willing to accept this image because without US help Afghanistan would have been occupied by its neighbours and Al Qaeda.
Read More »American Woman Is Kidnapped in Afghanistan
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan, — An American woman and her Afghan driver were kidnapped by gunmen in this southern town Saturday morning on her way to work, the provincial governor said.
Read More »U.S.-led air raid kills 11 in Afghanistan: doctor
GHAZNI, Afghanistan – Nine police and two civilians were killed in an air strike by U.S.-led troops in Afghanistan, a provincial doctor said on Thursday, but the coalition said Taliban fighters had been killed.
Read More »Afghanistan sets up prison for women
KABULÂ – Afghanistan launched its first prison for women in the capital Kabul on Thursday as part of a plan to build 15 such facilities, officials said.
Read More »Taliban offensive unlikely in east Afghanistan-US
WASHINGTON, Jan 23Â – A senior U.S. military commander said on Wednesday he did not expect the Taliban to mount a major offensive in eastern Afghanistan this spring, but experts warned of rising violence and a stronger insurgency.
Read More »British soldier killed in Afghanistan
A British soldier was killed and five were injured by a roadside bomb in southern Afghanistan yesterday, the Ministry of Defence revealed today.
Read More »Afghanistan seeks more foreign aid
KABUL – Afghanistan’s government, largely reliant on foreign help for its security and economy, has called for the launch of another donors’ meeting to garner more international aid.
Read More »Karzai seeks U.N. clarity on Ashdown’s Afghan role
KABULÂ – Afghan President Hamid Karzai has said British politician Paddy Ashdown cannot become U.N. envoy to Afghanistan unless the world body clarifies his role, state newspapers said on Monday.
Read More »Taliban attacks kill 12 in southern Afghanistan: officials
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AFP) — Taliban fighters killed 12 people, including a provincial reconciliation chief and five civilians, in separate attacks in insurgency-hit southern Afghanistan, officials said Sunday.
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