Diplomatic Cross

President Ashraf Ghani  Image: DOD/US Air Force Staff Sgt. Jette Carr Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani declared a provisional three-month ceasefire with the Taliban in a televised broadcast. Kabul-Anticipation had been mounting ahead of Ghani’s speech following mixed signals from the presidential palace over whether the government would offer a fresh truce – following a brief ceasefire in June. Pakistan Fully support, recent peace initiatives in Afghanistan “The conditional ceasefire will start tomorrow and it will continue as long as the Taliban preserves and respects it,” Ghani said on Sunday, August 19, Reuters reported. Ghani said the ceasefire, which begins on the Eid al-Adha holiday, would continue until the Prophet Mohammed’s birthday which Afghanistan celebrates on November 21, AFP reported. Ghani said his administration removed “all obstacles” to peace with the announcement following consultations with religious scholars, political parties and...

Pakistan General election result which still a dilemma election commission which was deployed by political parties have now reservation over election Process, Chief election commissioner deploying by Government and opposition party, so current ECP Chief selected by Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz PML (N) and Pakistan People’s Party Parliamentarian (PPP) with all controversies in that time. Pakistan Tahreek Insaf (PTI) Known Pakistan Justice Moments, who won the majority in Federal and also in two provinces.PTI opponent parties reservation on the election process, but these rigging allegations not new, like around the world in Pakistan also in every election opposition parties showing reservations on the Election process, but political parties Hiding own Defeat trough allegations. Imran Khan Won Clear Majority.  Cricketer Turn, Political Leader Imran Khan which popular in youth due to his anti-corruption ideology, won the election with the clear majority 120 seat out of...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan reiterates its support for recent peace initiatives in Afghanistan, its Foreign Office said Saturday, after the Afghan government and the Taliban agreed on a ceasefire during Eid-ul-Fitr. "Pakistan wishes to reiterate its support of recent peace initiatives in Afghanistan," a spokesman for the Pakistani Foreign Office said in a statement. "We particularly support all Afghan-owned and Afghan-led efforts aimed at bringing peace and stability to Afghanistan." The spokesman further said: "We also wish our Afghan brothers and sisters a peaceful and blessed month of Ramazan and a happy Eid." Also read ... At least 19 Afghan police officers were killed, Attack by the Taliban on a base-Kunduz Afghanistan announced Thursday a week-long ceasefire with the Taliban for Eid though operations against other groups including Daesh (Islamic State) would continue. The ceasefire will last "from the 27th of Ramaz...