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Khalili Calls for Comprehensive Reforms in HPC

AFF Hoping to Hire German-Born

Afghan Player

Afghans in Brussels Stage Protest

against Pakistan

New Alliance is Due to Ghani’s Poor

Leadership Skills: Humayun

The German ambassador to Kabul said that he did not know of a plan to bomb the embassy ahead of the May 31 attack, but knew only of a general threat.

Peace not Possible in Afghanistan without

Pakistan: Mccain

Visas Denied for All-Girl Afghanistan Robotics Team

Competing in U.S.

Rastakhez Taghir Movement Resumes Protest, Asking Top Security Official to Resign

China has Actively Pursued Inclusive Growth at Home: Li

German Envoy Says he Knew only of General Threat ahead of Bombing

KABUL - The newly-appointed High Peace Council (HPC) chief on Mon-day acknowledged the need for re-forming panel whose strategies and policies required a comprehensive review.Mohammad Karim Khalili issued the call at his introduction ceremony at the Presidential Palace. The ceremo-ny was also attended by the presi-dent, chief executive officer (CEO), Kabul court judge and representa-tives of the international community.“There is no doubt that a huge part of HPC’s succession depends on re-forms and changes in this organ, all the strategies and policies and per-formance of this council needs re-view,” he said.“I hope reforms will be introduced soon to ensure HPC efficiency, pro-ductivity and transparency. Trans-parency in financial matters, nego-tiations and agreements are the most important issues we would focus,” Khalili added.Stressing the importance of peace in

DALIAN - Chinese Premier Li Keqiang delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of the Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2017, also known as the Summer Davos Forum, in Dalian.In his speech, Premier Li said that signs of world economic and trade recovery have be-gun to emerge and the new round of industrial revolution has given people new hope. Economic globalization has become an irreversible trend. Meanwhile, global economic recovery remains weighed

The German Ambassador to Afghanistan denied reports by some German media outlets that he knew of the planned attack on his embassy in Ka-

ISLAMABAD - During a visit to Islamabad, the American senator said a strategic partnership be-tween Pakistan and the U.S was critical to achieve peace in the re-gion.U.S Senator John McCain said on Sunday in Islamabad that there could be no peace in Afghanistan

WASHINGTON - An all-girl ro-botics team from Afghanistan’s plans to compete in the U.S. were upended after their visas were quickly denied by the U.S. embas-sy in Kabul. The team of six teen girls hailing from Herat, Afghanistan had been working on their latest robotic cre-ation for months in order to com-pete in the international FIRST Global Challenge competition be-ing held in Washington, D.C..

KABUL - Hundreds supporters of the Rastakhez Taghir (Resurrection of Change) movement on Monday staged a rally in capital Kabul, ask-ing for the resignation of top se-curity bosses, a demand they also stressed on during the holy month of Ramazan by erecting protest tents on main roads and creating traffic problems for the public.The protesters with some of them driving vehicles started their rally from the Lab-i-Jar square of Khair Khana area and moved towards the Public Health Square.They chanted slogans of “Ghani, Abdullah should resign, the gov-ernment is not legitimate, we sac-rificed ourselves and our blood

down by lack of growth drivers and structural imbalances that are yet to be fundamentally ad-dressed. Geopolitical risks are

bul. Ambassador Walter Hass-mann told TOLOnews that if he had been in possession of such information, all staff at the em-

or the rest of the region without Pakistan’s cooperation. McCain, who serves as chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, met with Sartaj Aziz, advisor to Pakistani Prime Min-ister Nawaz Sharif, and the Paki-stani army chief of staff general Qamar ...(More on P4)...(12)

The challenge encourages young participants from across the globe to develop skills in engineering and technology.On the team’s site, the girls said that they “want to develop and explore our minds and creativity and maybe unveil the genius in-side each one of us.”“We want to make a difference and most breakthroughs in sci-ence, technology, and other indus-tries ...(More on P4)...(13)

would write it, justice, justice and death to the murderous leadership.”Asif Ashan, one of the protesters, told Pajhwok Afghan News they took to the streets again to demand their legitimate rights.He said: “The purpose of the protest is to put pressure on the government to remove doubtful individuals from the government and ensure fundamental reforms,”The Rastakhez Taghir protestors’ demands include the re-moval of top security officials and investigation of the killing of their members in recent clashes with police in Kabul. (Pajhwok)

the country, he said: “I call on all mili-tant groups, particularly the Taliban, to join the peace process. Fight is no

solution and we can rescue our nation through intra-Afghan talks.”He explained peace was not a game that

KABUL - The Afghanistan Football Feder-ation said it is hoping to get Nadim Amiri, a star u21 UEFA footballer, to play for the Afghan national team. Afghanistan Football Federation (AFF) of-ficials said Monday that the federation is trying to hire German-born Afghan foot-ball player Nadim Amiri for the national team. Amiri, whose parents are from Afghani-stan, currently plays with Germany’s Hof-fenheim team. Amiri recently played a key role in the victory of Germany’s under 21 team in the UEFA European Under-21 Champion-ships. ...(More on P4)...(9)

KABUL - The Afghans living in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, staged a rally in support of Afghan security forces and the government and against Pakistan.Shan Pacha Shinwari, an organiser of the rally, told Pajhwok Afghan News the dem-onstration held in front of European Parlia-ment was attended by dozens of Afghans.He said a number of Afghans came from other European countries to Brussels to take part in the rally in support of peace and stability in Afghanistan.Shinwari added the protestors chanted slogans against Pakistan and the terrorist groups enjoying safe havens in that coun-try.Participants reminded the world, particu-larly the European Parliament, that terror-ist hideouts in Pakistan not only disrupted security in Afghanistan, but also threat-ened the whole region, he said.He alleged the terrorists trained in Paki-stan were sent to Afghanistan for carrying out attacks. The rally told the international community to declare Pakistan a state sponsor of terrorists. ...(More on P4)...(10)

KABUL - Humayun said the new alliance shows there are problems within govern-ment and that Ghani has failed to reach agreements with officialsThe first deputy speaker of the Wolesi Jirga (Lower House of Parliament), Humayun Humayun, on Monday said the formation of the new alliance known as the Coali-tion to Rescue Afghanistan, is testimony to President Ashraf Ghani’s poor leadership skills especially as the leaders are serving government officials. Humayun said problems are clearly evi-dent within government in view of the coalition leaders’ positions.The alliance has been formed by General Abdul Rashid Dostum, the First Vice Presi-dent and head of Junbish-e-Milli party; the CEO’s second deputy and head of Hizb-e-Wahdat-e-Islami party, Mohammad Mo-haqiq; and northern Balkh governor and CEO of Jamiat-e-Islami party Atta Moham-mad Noor along with acting foreign minis-ter Salahuddin Rabbani.“It is because of the president’s poor lead-ership. He has failed to reach an agreement with his deputy, ...(More on P4)...(15)

was won or lost, but it was a victory both for the government and the militants. “The Quran says that both sides benefit from peace.”The peace agreement with the Hezb-i-Islami Afghanistan (HIA) leader, Gulba-din Hekmatyar, was a great achievement, he said, admitting violence had not de-creased. He hoped the HPC would be able to reach a similar pact with the Taliban.Khalili asked the government, interna-tional community, jihadi leaders, par-liament members, political parties, civil society organisations, human rights cam-paigners, media and the public to cooper-ate with the HPC on establishing peace.Peace and stability in Afghanistan was in the interest of the region and the world, he argued, saying the council would not succeed without consistent cooperation from all groups.President Ashraf Ghani, addressing the ceremony, said: “Khalili has many quali-ties and he will be able to take effective steps for bringing peace to the country.”Khalili replaces Pir Sayed Ahmad Gilani, who died in January this year. The HPC created in ...(More on P4)...(8)

on the rise, and factors of un-certainty abound. As long as we harden our resolve and make relentless ...(More on P4)...(11)

bassy would have been evacu-ated ahead of the incident. “If we had known about this attack, we would have both relocated and evacuated the embassy and would inform the neighborhood, we didn’t know about this attack, we knew that these bombs are out there, there is a constant stream of threats against us, against Af-ghan institutions we all know that, we try to be careful as we can, but we did not know about this attack coming in the morn-ing,” said Hassman. The envoy said that what they knew ...(More on P4)...(14)