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by: Muhammad Jalal Four decades ago the then super power Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan when it was at the zenith of its power and pride.The Soviets entered Afghanistan as their lackeys laid the ground for their intervention and then a long struggle for independence and sovereignty pursued in Afghanistan. Afghanistan is known as the graveyard […]
by: Muhammad Jalal Ever since direct negotiation between the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and the United States about the withdrawal of invading troops began, a fearful Ashraf Ghani surrounded himself with warlords, mafia kingpins, notorious human rights abusers and war criminals. Asadullah Khalid and Amrullah Saleh were the first of these anti-peace and power-hungry individuals. […]
The media and various so-called human rights groups in Kabul have always conducted bias propaganda against the Islamic Emirate. They claim that the Mujahideen are opposed to freedom of media and not cautious in the matter of civilian deaths. Yet when the quisling Kabul administration and its foreign backers contradict an outer facade of humanitarianism […]
In a report by Watson Institute, it was revealed that civilian deaths caused by the airstrikes of America and the Kabul administration increased by 330 percent since 2017. It has further been stated in this report that following the Doha agreement between the Islamic Emirate and America, there has been a decrease in attacks by […]
By: Muhammad Jalal The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan opened its political office in the Gulf state of Qatar in June 2013 to start its struggle on the political stage for ending the conflict in Afghanistan which was praised by everyone including the main opposing side, America. It is was another achievement by the Islamic Emirate […]
by Muhammad Jalal This week an entire 13-member family was massacred in an aerial bombardment on Sabzie village in Naghaan area of Arghandab district, Kandahar province. The sufferings of ordinary Afghans continue as the enemies of Afghanistan bleed the nation at a time when hopes for a long-lasting peace are higher than ever. This bombardment […]
On 17 October, upon the occasion of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, painful news such as 54 percent of Afghans living under the poverty line was published. It was also said that one third of Afghans do not have food to eat. The World Food Programme has also affirmed the worsened economic […]
According to commitments made in the Doha agreement when intra-Afghan negotiations are launched, all remaining detainees shall be freed within a three-month timeframe, meaning that five thousand prisoners shall be freed prior to talks and the rest when the negotiation process begins. Delays experienced over procedural rules for the negotiations due to vacillation by Arg […]
The Secretary-General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, said, “We now face a difficult decision. We have been in Afghanistan for almost 20 years, and no NATO ally wants to stay any longer than necessary. But at the same time, the price for leaving too soon or in an uncoordinated way could be very high.” The question […]
On 15 November, the Islamic Emirate and opposing party agreed upon twenty-one articles relating to negotiation procedures. Following the agreement of both teams, a copy of the procedure was handed over to the facilitating host country, Qatar. It was decided that both negotiating teams will release a joint or separate statements regarding the agreement, yet […]