Responding to Taliban’s threat to disrupt the presidential election, the Presidential Palace on Tuesday said the Afghan government had put in place all measures for holding free, transparent and countrywide polls. The Taliban warned on Tuesday of attacking presidential election rallies, asking the people to keep aloof from such gatherings. A statement from the Presidential
(Pajhwok): Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Abdullah Abdullah on Tuesday condemned Taliban’s warning to disrupt the next month presidential election, asking people to exercise their right to enfranchise. The Taliban on Tuesday said the upcoming presidential election had no legitimacy, asking people not to participate in the process. However, Abdullah in a statement condemned the Taliban’s
(Pajhwok): Five central Asian countries on Tuesday announced their support for an Afghan-led and owned peace process and condemned ‘violent’ and ‘terrorist’ acts against the people of Afghanistan. A joint meeting was held among ambassadors of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan at the Presidential Palace today. The meeting at the end issued a joint