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March 5, 2024

Duplicity of international organizations about Gaza and Afghanistan

By: Abu-ul-Nasar Zarangi International organizations have displayed immense kindness and compassion towards Afghanistan, providing humanitarian aid from all directions. Afghan women, overcome with pain and sorrow, shed tears, while expressing their sympathy and compassion. Journalists, speaking on behalf of the nation, proclaim equality, justice, and the protection of rights for all, yet the hearts of […]

March 4, 2024

Access to Information; Truth or Rumor?

By: H.N During the past 20-year, media outlets have made significant progress in Afghanistan. Although the emergence of media in the country happened rapidly, gradually they have turned into an important pillar of the government. In the last 20-year, a considerable number of media outlets, including television channels, radio stations, news agencies, newspapers, and social […]

March 3, 2024

Credible Report or Validation of Biased Propaganda

By: Khairkhwah Samangani Recent reports from these organizations have raised concerns as they fail to reflect the ground realities in Afghanistan and the legal obligations of international representatives. Instead, the content of these reports undermines the path towards stability and peace for the Afghan people. They appear to be based on biased criticisms and promote […]

February 29, 2024

10th of Hooth: A Commencement of Triumph and Conquest

Afghanistan’s rich history is woven with numerous incidents and events that have shaped the nation’s path. Among these pivotal moments, there are certain days that hold significant importance, deserving remembrance and transmission to future generations. It is these very days that contribute to the fruitful and valuable tapestry of our nation’s history, evoking pride […]

The Doha Agreement a Safeguard of Islamic Honor and Prestige

By: Akh-ul-Shaheed The 10th of Hoot serves as a poignant reminder of the resounding victory achieved by the courageous men of Afghanistan in the realm of foreign policy. It represents the culmination of the struggles and tireless efforts of Muslim politicians in Afghanistan, who, through their steadfastness, triumphed and reaped the rewards of over two […]

February 26, 2024

A Step Towards Protecting State-owned Land

By: H.N In the 1960s, efforts to register state-owned land in the country began, and after a decade, 34% of agricultural land was surveyed and registered in Afghanistan. However, due to political changes, conflicts and insecurity in the country, the land registration process was halted, and land management became marginalized. During the past four decades, […]

February 21, 2024

Satanic Triangle of ISIS, Israel and NRF

By: Sais Saidi Both ISIS (also known as Daesh) and the rebillion front (NRF), without hesitation, employ various deceptive tactics to undermine the Islamic government in Afghanistan. There exist numerous pieces of evidence and documents that point to the collaboration between these two entities, which are considered enemies of the Islamic world. They operate under […]

February 20, 2024

Why Islamic Emirate not Participated in Doha Meeting?

By: Abdul Zahir Haravi Various governments have emerged in different forms and with different objectives, which were later acknowledged by established governments based on specific conditions. Similar to other governments, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan formed a government over the past few decades through jihadist movements and national and religious liberation movements during the decolonization […]

A Dream Will Come True

By: H.N The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has always emphasized on the implementation of economic and infrastructural projects, striving to complete unfinished projects, aimed at creating job opportunities for its citizens and bringing tangible changes to their social and economic lives. The TAPI project is one of the notable projects of the Islamic Emirate of […]

February 18, 2024

Doha meeting; A swimming in an empty pool

By: Muhammd Dawod Ishaqahi “Yosufi” The ongoing Doha meeting, hosted by the United Nations, is shrouded in uncertainty as its agenda remains vague and undisclosed. The absence of representatives from Afghanistan, a country with a population of over 40 million, raises questions about the effectiveness and relevance of the meeting. Without the involvement of statesmen […]

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