Afghanistan’s capital Kabul remained sealed for the commoners as the country’s president was to be sworn in for a second five year’s term. Kabul was flanked by diplomats from all across the globe representing forty nations. The...

Kabul will witness the oath taking ceremony of its future five year’s ruler today November 19, 2009. The attendance of regional leaders and guests from the western Allies of Afghanistan is awaited. Strict security measures have been in place since...

Apparently Pakistan’s largest political party, the Pakistan Peoples Party had come to power through backdoor channels and deals with the former military dictator General Musharraf. The impression continued to overshadow genuine and principled...

The Attorney General of Afghanistan Muhammad Ishaq Aloko revealed the names of Ministers and other government officials accused of widespread corruption during their tenure. The Attorney General named two former Transport ministers, former Chief of...

The Attorney General of Afghanistan Mohammad Ishaq Aloko reported the completion of investigations on allegations of corruption against Cabinet Ministers. While talking to a foreign News Channels the Attorney General said that these individuals along...

Afghan defense Ministry claimed its soldiers would be strong enough in four years time to secure its geographical boundaries and sovereignty. This means that the Afghan security forces will be able to maintain law and order alone in the coming four...

The upper house of Afghan Parliament “Misharano Jirga” has condemned the ‘arrests’ of Afghan refugees in Pakistan and has said it will closely assess the situation. The Commission on International Relations of the Afghan Senate has announced...

The Ministry of Public Health in Afghanistan confirmed eleven deaths due to the fast spreading Swine Flue which has forced the closure of Afghan public places and educational institutes for three weeks. Addressing a press conference in Kabul Afghan...

British Prime Minister Gorden Brown became the second world leader to voice his deepest concerns on corruption in Afghanistan which has grown exponentially during the last eight years of International presence. Though Karzai has promised numerous times...

In a rather surprising move UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon flew all the way from New York to Kabul to congratulate the re-election of President Karzai. It was believed to be ‘an expression of solidarity and of commitment on UN’s part with...