Kabul, Afghanistan: A large suicide car bombing struck downtown Kabul on Tuesday afternoon, apparently targeting justice ministry employees and killing at least six people, an Afghan official said.The attack happened in the car park of
Kabul: An Afghan official says a huge explosion has taken place near a busy shopping district of the capital, Kabul.Interior Ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqqi confirmed Tuesday's blast but did not immediately have further details.The blast
Kabul: Four Indians and an American were among 14 people killed in a Taliban attack on a guesthouse here, with a top Afghan official saying the Indian Ambassador could have been the target of the
Kabul: Gunmen stormed a guesthouse in the Afghan capital as it hosted a party for foreigners, and authorities said five people, including Indians, were killed during hourlong siege that ended early Thursday morning.Six people were
New Delhi: Even as his plane was about to take off for Xi'an in China, Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to know about the terror attack at a Kabul guest house on Wednesday night and
Kabul: One person has been confirmed dead and 10 others were injured when a flash flood washed away more than 500 houses in Afghanistan's northern province of Baghlan early Saturday.“There was heavy rain in Baghlan-e-Markazi
Kabul: The Afghan Taliban has published a surprise biography of the reclusive militant Mullah Mohammad Omar on Sunday to mark his 19th year as their supreme leader.The 5000-word biography has been elucidated in 11 pages
Kabul: A key Taliban commander was killed along with three other militants on Saturday when security forces raided terrorist hideouts in Afghanistan's eastern Wardak province.“Security forces, acting upon intelligence reports raided Taliban hideouts in Jalriz
Kabul: A suicide bomber attacked an Afghan parliamentarian today in Kabul, killing three people and wounding lawmaker Gul Pacha Mujedi, an official said.Sediq Sediqqi, a spokesman for the Afghan Interior Ministry, said Mujedi, a parliamentarian
Kabul: A protest in the Afghan capital, Kabul, on Saturday against the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, turned into a violent confrontation between riot police and demonstrators, police said.Farid Afzeli, chief of the Kabul police
Washington: US President Barack Obama acknowledged Sunday that Afghanistan is still a "dangerous place" as US-led coalition forces formally ended their 13-year-long combat mission in the country."Afghanistan remains a dangerous place," the president said in
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
Islamabad: Pakistan army chief General Raheel Sharif today dashed to Afghanistan to seek extradition of Taliban leader Mullah Fazlluah, whose group claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on an army school in Peshawar left 141
United Nations: The UN Security Council (UNSC) has condemned the attack on a British embassy vehicle in Kabul, Afghanistan."The members of the UNSC expressed their deep sympathy and condolences to the families of the victims,
Kabul: A suicide bomber struck a British embassy vehicle in Afghanistan's capital city, Kabul, on Thursday, killing at least three persons.An eyewitness said that he saw at least three bodies from the blast in a
Kabul: An Afghan man and his girlfriend were each given 100 lashes in public for having sex outside of marriage, officials in the eastern Afghan province of Kapisa told EFE news agency.Dozens of people witnessed
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
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
Chennai: Unclear about the fate of an Indian Christian priest kidnapped by Taliban in Afghanistan, his family is praying for his safety and seeking "good news" about him."We are all in the dark about my
New Delhi: Senior officials of Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will visit Kabul by this month-end to examine the huge 400 kg begging bowl, said to belong to Gautam Buddha, and then initiate the process
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