[25 May 2012] US Afghan withdrawal will revive regional conflicts,...
[25 May 2012] US Afghan withdrawal will revive regional conflicts, Analysts say - English
Militants routinely attack on security forces in...
[25 May 2012] US Afghan withdrawal will revive regional conflicts, Analysts say - English
Militants routinely attack on security forces in Pakistan in retaliation to US assassination drone strikes in tribal areas and Islamabad's controversial alliance with Washington in so-called war on terror.
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[16 Feb 2013] US drones, B-52 killing Afghan civlians on daily basis -...
A university professor tells Press TV that the US occupying forces attempt to manipulate any kind of information or reports of Afghanistan war...
A university professor tells Press TV that the US occupying forces attempt to manipulate any kind of information or reports of Afghanistan war casualties. Civilian casualties have long been a source of friction between the Afghan government and US-led foreign forces and have dramatically increased anti-US sentiments in Afghanistan. The United States and its allies invaded Afghanistan in 2001 under the pretext of combating terrorism. While the war removed the Taliban from power, insecurity continues to be high across the country.
Press TV has conducted an interview with Professor Shah Mahmoud Hanifi, from James Madison University (Virginia), to further discuss the issue of US war on terror in Afghanistan.
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[12 June 13] Deadly blast hits Afghan capital Kabul - English
This is the second attack to hit Kabul in less than 24 hours. This time, the main target of the violence was the Afghan Supreme Court. Its staff...
This is the second attack to hit Kabul in less than 24 hours. This time, the main target of the violence was the Afghan Supreme Court. Its staff were going home from work when the explosion happened.
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[07 July 13] Calls for federalism in Afghanistan divide Afghan society -...
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has confirmed the covert efforts of some foreign countries to change the political system of Afghanistan. Karzai has...
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has confirmed the covert efforts of some foreign countries to change the political system of Afghanistan. Karzai has not named any specific country, but he did mention the kind of system those countries are looking for. His comments drew mixed reactions here. People in the north support a federal government. Their neighborhoods are rich with oil deposits---like these ones. You cannot find the likes of these oil deposits in the south. The northerners want to have a full grip on them. And it is also peace that they believe can come to their villages if a federal style of government is put in place. It is not the general view though. There are many who are strongly opposed to such a change in Afghanistan\'s political system. Fatana Ishaq Gailani is one of them. She is a member of a famous political family here. Fatana blames the West for trying to impose a federal government on Afghans.
To her, it is a plausible threat.
Fayez Khorshid, Press TV, Kabul
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[19 July 13] Afghan asylum seekers - English
An economic crisis, lack of development and insecurity in Afghanistan is forcing thousands of Afghan to leave their country in search of a better...
An economic crisis, lack of development and insecurity in Afghanistan is forcing thousands of Afghan to leave their country in search of a better place. Many of them take off whenever they get a chance, saying they have no hope things will get any better in their country any time soon.
British politicians are being urged to combat the scourge of food poverty after a leading charity warned that the sharp rise in families using emergency food parcels hints at problems to come. The use of food banks in the UK tripled over the past year - a worrying sign of families forced to choose between some of the basic necessities of life in one of the world\'s most developed countries in the world.
The Islamic Revolution in Iran changed the face of Islamic politics inspiring many countries to implement Islamic rule. The revolution had a face remembered by all to date; Imam Khomeini.
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