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Enemies suffer painful defeats

The Taliban suffered significant setbacks in mid-February after members of the group’s leadership were captured in Pakistan, and a successful operation involving Afghan and international troops to reclaim areas in Helmand province.

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Iranian President visits Kabul, promises support

The Iranian President, Dr Mahmud Ahmadinejad, came to Kabul Wednesday and met his Afghan counterpart,

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Herat farmers don’t use ammonium nitrate, local authorities say

The farmers of Herat province don't use ammonium nitrate.

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Insurgents killed while fighting against each other in Baghlan

As a result of fighting among two armed opponent groups several opponents of the government have been killed and injured.

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Insurgents use civilians as human shields

Insurgents used civilians as human shields as they fought Afghan and ISAF troops clearing Marjah, an Afghan general said.

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Top trainee:Young man from Paktia

Concerned about the security of his people in his home district of Zormat in Paktia province, 18-year-old Hamyun Angar decided to do something about it.

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Towards lawful livelihood

More than 100 tractors have been allocated to the poppy eradication campaign in Helmand province that started in mid February.

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Vehicle fee revenues grow with enforcement

Kabul traffic officials announced a major boost in vehicle documentation revenues

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Joining the Police

Having passed a long way and finally reaching the Police Department of Samangan province, he is eager to become a brave policeman from now on for many years.

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Afghan crafts revived by talented students

Afghanistan has a long tradition art and architecture that should be a source of national pride.

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A step forward in nationwide security

The Kunduz police has begun a registration process that will make it easier to identify legitimate police officers and deter the corrupt ones from performing illegal activities.