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KABUL — The chief spokesman for the Taliban administration, Zabihullah Mujahid, has stated that Kabul desires continued dialogue and cooperation with Pakistan, explicitly welcoming a constructive role by Saudi Arabia…
Says resource competition could transform Afghanistan into a theater for devastating proxy wars KABUL — Veteran Afghan politician and Hezb-e-Islami leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar has launched a scathing critique of the…
By Dr Muhammad Shahid KOHAT — In the wreckage of Friday’s massacre at the Old Police Lines mosque, investigators say they have found the first hard thread connecting Pakistan’s latest…
Preliminary investigations point to cross-border linkages as security officials indicate Afghan-based operatives seem to have orchestrated the Kohat compound attack Kabul Times Desk KOHAT — A devastating suicide bombing struck…
Kabul — Residents across Afghanistan capital Kabul say armed robberies targeting private homes have risen sharply in recent weeks, with thieves operating in organized groups at night, disabling security cameras…
More than 4,700 Pakistani citizens and security personnel have lost their lives in attacks linked to networks operating from across the western border ISLAMABAD / NEW YORK — Pakistan has…
Officials in Afghanistan’s Panjshir province have announced the discovery of a turquoise mine in Anabah district, with a detailed assessment of its reserves expected to begin soon. Saifuddin Mansah, spokesman…
By Dr Muhammad Shahid The German philosopher Jürgen Habermas argued that a functioning “public sphere” depends on spaces — literal and figurative — where citizens can gather, exchange information and…
KABUL — The de facto administration’s move to revoke the operating license and seize control of Khatam al-Nabieen University—alongside the military eviction of its affiliated religious seminary in Kabul—has crystallized…
ISLAMABAD — While the ongoing closure of key transit routes along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border has triggered widespread economic friction and stalled millions in bilateral commerce, security and policy experts in…