US pledged to provide $3.5 billion annually to fund Afghan forces, Afghanistan to contribute as much as $500 million
President Obama yesterday announced that the US would have 8,400 troops in Afghanistan as against 5,500 planned earlier
Rahim Ayoubi survived the attack unhurt but four members of his family were killed
Taliban militants under Mawlawi Ikramudin gave up fighting and handed over their weapons to police in Faizabad on Saturday
So far, the anti-state armed militant groups have not commented regarding the report
Ambassador Olson is visiting Pakistan at a time when relations between Pakistan and the US are tense
The injured were shifted to a government-run hospital where two of them remain in critical condition
Two blasts struck two buses transporting police cadets in a western neighbourhood of the city
The move comes after it was found out that the Taliban are using child sex slaves to launch deadly insider attacks
Nearly 400 Nepali workers reportedly have been deployed for the security of the British Embassy, diplomatic staffers, and Common Wealth Office in the Afghan capital
In the early hours of Tuesday, Taliban militants intercepted three vehicles in Gereshk district of Helmand and detained the travellers
Said the country needs political will and not 'nuclear deals or F-16s' to take action against terrorists
This is the second major blast to shake Afghanistan today
Afghanistan is a dangerous country, it has been for some time now, and is still today: Josh Earnest
There have been testy exchanges between the two nations in recent months, including the closure of their common border at Torkham for three days
The documents included 2 agreements, 1 Memorandum of Understanding and 3 Exchange Notes.
The US, Pakistan, Afghanistan and China will meet in Islamabad for the first time since February 23
The Hazaras are calling for the TUTAP electricity line to be routed through Bamiyan province, where most of the country's Hazaras live
Talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan on the border crossing at Torkham ended in a stalemate
Special US Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, Rick Olson, was in New Delhi last week to meet with the Indian government