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, May 12 (IANS) Former governor of Afghanistan's central Bamyan province during the then Afghan government Mohammad Tahir Zuhair has surrendered to authorities in the northern Samangan province, provincial Director for Information and Culture ...

Left untreated, locust population can increase 100 times next year

World leaders under the aegis of the United Nations recently held a closed-door meeting in Doha to reinvigorate international engagement around these key issues and to engage the Taliban government. Mohammad Tahir Zaheer, Afghanistans Former Minister of Information and Culture, Surrenders to Taliban.

Provincial Director for Information and Culture Firuzudin Munib said Friday.

The Islamic Emirate’s spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said on Twitter that Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed Abdulrahman Jassim Al Thani arrived in Kandahar on Friday and met with officials of IEA, including Prime Minister Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund. According to Mujahid, they discussed cooperation in strengthening relations and trust, and working together in

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Army Wednesday said May 9 would be remembered as a dark chapter in the country’s history when its installations and properties were attacked under a well-planned...

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New York: A “large-scale” outbreak of the Moroccan Locust, one of the world’s most damaging plant pests, across eight provinces in Afghanistan’s wheat basket, could cause massive crop losses and “dramatically” worsen food insecurity.

The Ministry of Interior Affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) says anti-narcotics police have destroyed 800 acres of poppy fields in several operations across six provinces. The Ministry of Interior Affairs said on Wednesday that 356 acres of land was destroyed in the center and districts of Yaftal-e-Payan, Arghanj Khwa, Kishim and Shahri

The Islamic Emirate’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi met with Paul Klouman Bekken, Norwegian Chargé d'Affaires for Afghanistan, in Kabul, on Wednesday, the ministry said. In addition to discussions on topics of mutual interest, effective security steps by IEA was acknowledged and frequency of such meetings stressed in a bid to enhance bilateral engagement, said