Roadside bombing kills 7 police in W. Afghanistan

Seven Afghan police were killed as a roadside bomb went off in Herat province 640 km west of Kabul on Tuesday, a local official said.    More ...

Afghan MPs want foreign spies out of presidential palace

Afghan lawmakers say President Hamid Karzai should not allow the country’s enemies to have any place in the presidential palace.

Syria army advances on Qusayr in Homs

The Syrian army continues its operations in the central province of Homs to clear the town of al-Qusayr of the foreign-backed militant groups, Press TV reports.

Hamid Karzai to visit India for defense talks: Afghan envoy

Afghan President Hamid Karzai will visit India to hold talks with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh over enhanced defense cooperation between the two countries, says Afghanistan’s envoy to New Delhi.

Pakistan ex-PM Nawaz Sharif\'s party leading in elections

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML- N), led by former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, is leading in the general elections, the initial results suggested late Saturday night.

Taliban aims victory after NATO pullout from Afghanistan: Azimi

Afghan defense officials on Monday said that Taliban militants have deployed a large number of fighters to Afghanistan after closing its religious Madrasas in Pakistan.

 

Afghan president leaves for India on state visit

KABUL, May 20 -- Afghanistans President Hamid Karzai left on Monday for a two-day visit to India, a statement released here by his office said.

 

Afghanistan starts first commercial oil production in July

The first commercial oil production in the history of Afghanistan is expected to be launched in northern Afghanistan within the next two months.

 

Men convicted in kidnap, murder of Afghan child executed in Herat

According to reports two kidnappers involved in murder of 11-year-old boy were executed in western Herat province of Afghanistan early Saturday morning.

 

Controversy over border post with Afghanistan resolved: Pakistan

Pakistan said that the conflict with Afghanistan over construction of a border post has been resolved. Clashes took place between border forces of the two countries in recent weeks which left an Afghan soldier dead and several Pakistani troops injured.

 

US violates human rights at Guantanamo: Kamel Wazne

Press TV has conducted an interview with Kamel Wazne, political commentator, about the hunger strike at the notorious US Guantanamo Bay prison. What follows is an approximate transcription of the interview.

 

Palestinians mark Nakba day in West Bank, Gaza Strip

Thousands of Palestinians took to streets in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip on Wednesday to stage rallies and demonstration to mark the 65th anniversary of the Nakba (catastrophe) day to commemorate hundreds of thousands of Palestinians fleeing their homes during the war of 1948.

 

Moscow demands transparent NATO mandate in Afghanistan beyond 2014

Russia demanded full transparency for the NATO mandate in Afghanistan beyond 2014, Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov said in an interview published Tuesday.

 

Kabul rejects Washington’s denial of requesting military bases

Afghanistan has rejected statements released by the US Embassy in Kabul, denying that Washington had requested to keep nine military bases in the war-torn country, Press TV reports.

 

Taliban threats close 40 schools in south Afghanistan: Officials

Nearly 40 schools have been closed in Afghanistan’s southern province of Zabul due to threats posed by the Taliban militant group, local officials say.

 
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