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Germany Deports Another Group of Afghan Refugees
Germany deported another group of Afghan refugees who arrived in Kabul yesterday.
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Germany vows to support local employees amid withdrawal
German Defense Minister, Annegret Karm-Karrenbauer says that she wants to help bring local Afghan workers, who served with Germany’s military as the its troops prepare to leave Afghanistan after two decades.
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German military completes withdrawal from Afghanistan
The German military late on Tuesday concluded its withdrawal from Afghanistan after almost two decades, finishing Germany’s deadliest military mission since World War 2.
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Afghanistan Military Deployment Should be Extended: German FM
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has suggested that Berlin’s military deployment in Afghanistan should be extended beyond its expiration in March, Germany’s dpaInternational reported.
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Death Toll Rises To 170 In Germany And Belgium Floods
The death toll in devastating flooding in western Germany and Belgium rose to at least 170 on Saturday after burst rivers and flash floods this week collapsed houses and ripped up roads and power lines.
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EU envoys to meet Afghanistan’s acting foreign minister
Afghanistan’s acting foreign minister Amir Khan Motaqi said that a delegation led by him will meet with the representatives of the European Union on Tuesday, October 12.
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Some Afghan embassies break contact with Taliban govt
A former official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) says some of Afghanistan’s embassies are acting independently and the nature of their revenue remains unknown.
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Job loss, fear force thousands to leave country
Some Afghans say although security has improved after the fall of the previous government, poverty, unemployment and uncertainty about their children’s future have forced them to leave the country.
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Taliban meeting with representatives of regional countries in Doha struggles for building foreign relations
As the Taliban leaders along with their supreme leader Mullah Hebtullah Akhundzada is have wrapped up their negotiations on gorging a set-up for the upcoming government in Afghanistan, the political office of IEA in Doha is holding meetings with the ambassadors of regional countries in the host nation.
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Angela Merkel Says Violence Level in Afghanistan Still Too High
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday said that the level of violence remain excessive in Afghanistan.
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Residents of Flood-hit German Towns Tell of Short Lead Time
Like other residents of his town in Germany, Wolfgang Huste knew a flood was coming. What nobody told him, he says, was how bad it would be.
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Taliban to form broad-based govt, hopes Blinken
The United States says channels of communication with the Taliban will remain open on important issues.
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Italy Crowned European Champions After Shootout Win Over England
Italy claimed the European Championship for the first time since 1968 as penalties came back to haunt England at Wembley on Sunday, Gianluigi Donnarumma saving twice as the Azzurri won a shootout 3-2 after the game finished 1-1 following extra time.
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Germany to take in more of its Afghan staff as NATO mission winds down
Germany said on Friday it was ready to take in more local staff who have been working for its military in Afghanistan as NATO’s mission there winds down.
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Hospital Opened In Most Remote Parts of Nangarhar
A 30-bed hospital has opened in Pachiragam district of Nangarhar, in one of the remote areas of eastern province.
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Washington continues to maintain channels of communication with Taliban: Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Washington continues to maintain channels of communication with the Taliban on important issues.
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A government seized by force will not be recognized legitimate, the US warned the Taliban
The US has cautioned the Taliban that a government established by force in Afghanistan will not be accepted by the rest of the world, as an intelligence analysis warned that the existing government in Kabul may fall within six months after the US troops pull out.
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NATO chief says ‘no guarantee of success’ in Afghanistan
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said this week there is no guarantee of success in Afghanistan but that the organization will meet with incoming US President Joe Biden’s team in February in order to make a decision on whether to stay in the country or withdraw all its troops.
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Jailed Alexei Navalny Urges Russians to Take to Streets
Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on Monday urged Russians to take to the streets in protest at his treatment in a video clip released after a judge ordered he be remanded in pre-trial detention for 30 days.
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President Ghani Praises Germany’s Support to Afghanistan
President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani met with Heiko Maas, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany on Thursday at the Presidential Palace and discussed Afghan-German bilateral relations as well as the Afghan peace process and its upcoming steps, according to a presidential palace statement.
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Three killed, Five Seriously Injured in Germany Knife Attack
Three people were killed and five seriously injured in a knife attack in southern Germany on Friday by a 24-year-old Somali immigrant, described by officials as having been placed under compulsory psychiatric treatment in recent days.
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Two-Way Trade Between Tajikistan And Afghanistan Decreases: Karimzoda
In a report released at a news conference in Dushanbe, the head of the Customs Service under the Government of Tajikistan, Khurshed Karimzoda noted on July 30 that a two-way trade between Tajikistan Afghanistan and transit of goods to Tajikistan through Afghan territory have decreased dramatically due to events that have happened in northern provinces of Afghanistan over the past two months.
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA)
