New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written to Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani expressing condolence over deaths in avalanches in various parts of the country and offering any possible assistance in rescue and relief efforts.Modi
Beijing: Amid reports that a Taliban delegation visited Beijing soon after the trip of new Afghan President Ashraf Ghani in October, China on Monday said it will play a "constructive role" in ensuring peace and
Washington: The White House has ruled out any change in its draw-down plan from Afghanistan asserting that Afghans are now solely responsible for the security of their country.“What the President has been really clear about
Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii: President Barack Obama marked the end of more than a decade of combat in Afghanistan by paying tribute to America's military, telling troops on Christmas Day that their sacrifices have allowed for
Kabul: The United States will keep about 1,000 more troops in Afghanistan than planned early next year to fill a temporary NATO troop gap in the new mission to train and advise Afghan security forces,
Kathmandu: Pakistan's intransigence today came in the way of the SAARC Summit failing to sign agreements on greater connectivity among the eight member nations on its opening day marked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi asking
Kathmandu: Afghanistan will not allow anybody to conduct “proxy wars” on its soil, war-torn country's President Ashraf Ghani said today, in a veiled warning to Pakistan.“Collapse or failure of states result in ungoverned spaces that
Kathmandu: Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said here Wednesday that his country will not allow its territory to be used to harm its neighbours.Addressing the opening function of the 18th Summit of the South Asian Association
New Delhi: Former Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai today said he made best efforts to stop terrorism emanating from Pakistan and termed the recent blast at Wagah border, in which 55 Pakistanis were killed, as an
Islamabad: Afghanistan has promised to take adequate steps to repatriate over 1.3 million Afghan refugees living in Pakistan by the end of next year.The refugees are registered with the Pakistani government and the UN.According to
Islamabad: Afghan President Ashraf Ghani arrived in Pakistan on Friday for his first visit to the country to improve bilateral ties crucial for starting fresh peace talks with the Taliban after US draw-down from the
Islamabad: Afghanistan's new president, Ashraf Ghani, has arrived in Pakistan for a two-day visit aimed at improving ties between the two neighbors often encumbered by mutual suspicion and accusations.Pakistani state-run television says national security adviser
Kabul: Afghan President Ashraf Ghani this week will make his first state visit to neighboring Pakistan, long blamed by his predecessor for harboring militants, in hopes of finding a way to revive peace talks with
Beijing: India and China today shared their converging views on terrorism while highlighting mutual concerns over resurgence of terror groups in the backdrop of the US' troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. The two countries with shared
Beijing: Minister of State for External Affairs Gen (Retd) V K Singh will visit China to attend the international conference on Afghanistan on October 31, officials said today.Singh, the former Army Chief, will represent India
Beijing: China today accorded a red carpet welcome to new Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and appreciated his gesture to make Beijing his first stop of his maiden trip abroad, raising China's strategic stakes in the
Kabul: National Security Advisor Ajit Doval today called on Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and CEO Abdullah Abdullah here and reaffirmed India's commitment to assist Afghanistan in building a strong, democratic and prosperous country.Doval, who is
Beijing: Afghanistan's newly-elected President Ashraf Ghani has chosen China as his first destination abroad after taking over office, signifying Beijing's influence in the war-torn country where the US troops are battling to control Taliban resurgence."The
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today congratulated Abdullah Abdullah on his assumption of office as Afghanistan's new CEO and expressed confidence that under his leadership that country will move ahead on the path of
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wednesday assured Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani of New Delhi's support in Kabul's efforts to build a strong and prosperous nation and said India will stand as a friend and
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