Seven Afghan police killed amid fresh attacks

Afghan protesters burn a Pakistani flag during a demonstration following cross-border clashes in Asadabad, bordering Pakistan on Monday. (AFP) | | A A REUTERS Last Update 6 May 2013 10:20 pm KABUL: Afghanistan warned Pakistan yesterday that it ...

KABUL - The Central Bank of Afghanistan — Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB) officials on Tuesday announced that fresh banknotes amounting to one hundred billion Afghanis have recently been printed. DAB officials also informed that the latest ...

Afghan demonstrators shout slogans against Pakistan during a gathering in the Kouchkin area on the outskirts of Kabul on May 6, 2013. Hundreds of Afghans have staged fresh anti-Pakistan rallies to protest against the recent border clashes ...

Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan flared up on Monday as fresh border clashes erupted between the neighboring states, followed by Kabul's warning to Islamabad that it would bear the consequences in case of more skirmishes on the shared ...

font size decrease font size increase font size Rate this item (0 votes) Kabul (BNA): according to reports published in media the NATO's Secretary General Andres Fogh Rassmusan in recent meeting of the organization held in Brussels expressed the ...

Font size: KABUL (WNA): Kabul rejected Islamabad's fresh anti-Karzai remarks if the president was a hurdle before peace process success in the war-torn nation and said they would seek other ways to reach help peace get success in the war-torn ...

In a fresh trouble for chief minister Sheila Dikshit, the Delhi lokayukta, Justice Manmohan Sarin (Retd), found her government guilty of misusing power and public funds, and recommended that the President advise Ms Dikshit to deposit `11 crores with the ...

Domestic criticism of India's handling of its foreign policy risks missing the forest for the trees. India's management of the recent Chinese incursion in Ladakh, the Indian government's reticence on the impact of the latest Pakistan elections, and ...

Mes Aynak, Afghanistan - Ruins dot each hilltop in mountainous Mes Aynak, an hour's drive south of the capital Kabul. Buddhist monasteries stood here for hundreds of years, and Afghan workers under the supervision of archaeologists are racing to ...