Fresh hope has been injected into the Afghan peace process after Taliban officials said groundbreaking preliminary talks with the US last month were “very helpful” and that another round will take place in Doha in September.

The US has spent billions and billions of dollars in Afghanistan, and has little to show for it.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind says Theresa May should warn the US leader on his UK visit of consequences of weakening alliance

High Peace Council (HPC) officials on Tuesday reported that Saudi Arabia is expected to host a conference of Islamic scholars on peace in Afghanistan.

The Leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement says Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are puppets of Washington and Tel Aviv.

Rain and snow are as important as peace for Afghanistan. But the landlocked and mountainous country this year had its lowest rainfall for years, causing widespread drought and leaving 2 million people facing food shortages.

International consensus to save the Iran nuclear deal from the U.S. damage has further isolated Washington, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said here on Sunday.

The campaign to categorise Afghanistan as a "safe country" is misguided and perpetuates the cycle of displacement for Afghans in Europe, Iran and Pakistan.

Facebook said Monday it has suspended "around 200" apps on its platform as part of an investigation into the misuse of private user data.

It is time for America to end a militarized process that had its inception with the reaction to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan decades ago.

East Jerusalem is the capital of Palestine despite all steps taken to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said in a gathering.

Even though Afghanistan will play all top nations, including Australia and England in the new FTP, the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has failed to secure any other series against India.

Rift has emerged in the ranks of ISIS Terrorist Group over choosing a new leader to replace Qari Hekmat who was killed in airstrikes in Afghanistan's northern Jawzjan province, deputy to provincial police chief Abdul Hafiz Khashi said Monday.

Hundreds of schoolteachers in northern Kunduz province on Saturday protested against what they claimed having not received their six months salaries.

Years of insecurity marked by constant battles between insurgents and Afghan security forces have paved the way for gun-toting militia to torment civilians by imposing illegal taxes, criminality, and atrocities.