Monthly Archives: April 2017

Post via Islamic Emirate 5th April 2017 International surveys show most areas in Afghanistan are in the hands of the Islamic Emirate but according to our survey, the Islamic Emirate has control over more than half of Afghanistan’s soil. There … Continue reading →

First published 26th March 2017 This report – published by the Commission for Cultural Affairs of the Islamic Emirate after a long rigorous research – showing the percent of areas under complete control of Mujahideen, complete control of enemy, mostly … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate April 14th 2017 The enemy has assiduously and repetitively tried to blot the Islamic Emirate’s faithful campaign and to this day has kept up its slanders, attributing the achievements of the Islamic Emirate to foreign powers, … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate April 12th 2017 The two-headed regime of Kabul – assembled at the behest of former US Secretary John Kerry – and their affiliated media have recently changed tact and for some time now have been earnestly … Continue reading →

“In death, you once more challenge people from every strata, religion, and position to think about how their own actions do and can change the world for better or worse.” – Ahmed Kathrada A few days ago, South Africa lost … Continue reading →

Protesters carrying bodies of victims question security after recent bombings (Image posted by Bushra Gohar) Pakistan Tehreek-e-Taliban Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (TTP JA) have claimed responsibility for a deadly bombing in Parachinar, Kurram district of Pakistan close to the border with Afghanistan on … Continue reading →

Girls refusing to be silent on being denied an education (Image via Ihsan Wazirivool)  Ihsan Wazirvool from Waziristan region of Pakistan has raised concerns over the failure of authorities to ensure that teachers are turning up to deliver lessons to … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate March 30th 2017 Sangin district – located in Helmand province – is a historical and strategic axis that the British, then Americans and finally the regime spent countless lives to protect. Yet despite their many endeavors … Continue reading →

Meqdad Tuaiman (credit: National Organization for Drone Victims) A family in Yemen is concerned that US drones are trying to assassinate them without charge or trial, international human rights group Reprieve has found. The Tuaiman family from Ma’rib, Yemen, claim … Continue reading →

Post via Islamic Emirate 29th March 2017 Fresh developments and events compelled even those diehard U.S. supporters – who not long ago labelled the Security Agreement with America as a golden opportunity – to admit that this Agreement has failed … Continue reading →