UNSC condemns attack on Pakistan's embassy in Kabul
United Nations Security Council UNSC releases a press statement in which strongly condemns the attack on Pakistan’s Embassy in Kabul
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United Nations Security Council UNSC releases a press statement in which strongly condemns the attack on Pakistan’s Embassy in Kabul
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation stresses the need to protect diplomatic missions and buildings
Weeks after a suicide bomber killed 58 people, many of them women and children, at a Kabul education center, their lives are being honored through book drives to stock the shelves of new libraries.
Fatemeh Amiri, an Afghan teenager, who sustained severe injuries in a suicide attack in September, has passed her university entrance exams with high marks. The 17-year-old had lost an eye, with her jaw and ear receiving considerable damage following the attack on Kaaj education centre in Kabul. Despite her condition, Amiri did not give up and resumed her studies and scored more than 85 per cent in her exams. She told BBC News that she plans to study computer science at Kabul university.
A bomber blew himself up on Friday at a Kabul study hall as hundreds of pupils were taking tests in preparation for university entrance exams in the city's Dasht-e-Barchi area.