Important News
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40 Israelis Detained and Questioned at Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport
Russian security forces detained 40 Israelis at Moscow's Domodedovo Airport, questioning them over alleged links to anti-Iran activities before releasing…
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New ‘Silk S7+’ Initiative Proposed to Boost Trade Corridor Connecting Central Asia, Afghanistan, and Global Markets
The NewLines Institute proposes the Silk S7+ plan to boost trade and transit routes, linking Central Asia, Afghanistan, and global…
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FBI Director Chris Wray Sues The Atlantic for $250 Million Over Critical Report
FBI Director Chris Wray sues The Atlantic for $250 million over a critical report accusing him of misconduct and poor…
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Mahmood Khan Achakzai Urges Dialogue with Kabul to Ease Tensions
Mahmood Khan Achakzai calls for dialogue with Kabul to ease border tensions harming farmers and workers in Pakistan-Afghanistan border areas.
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Taliban Administration Eases Residential Construction Process in Kabul and Provinces
Taliban administration simplifies residential construction permits in Kabul and provinces to address housing shortages amid increasing migrant returns.
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Red Cross Warns of Severe Food Shortages Affecting 136,000 in Nuristan Amid Border Clashes
The Red Cross warns 136,000 people in Nuristan face severe food and healthcare shortages amid border clashes between Taliban and…
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Trump Cabinet Shakeup Continues as Third Minister Resigns
Larry Chavez resigns as US Labor Secretary, marking the third female cabinet departure in Trump's recent government reshuffle.
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Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan Agree to Expand Transit Cooperation and Trade
Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan agree to enhance transit cooperation and trade, forming a joint working group and planning Afghanistan's participation…
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Deadly Afghan Freedom Front Attack Targets Taliban in Logar Province
Afghan Freedom Front claims deadly attack on Taliban checkpoint in Logar province, killing two fighters and injuring two others in…
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UN Expresses Concern Over Continued Ban on Girls’ Education Beyond Sixth Grade in Afghanistan
The UN reports 4.6 million Afghan children accessed education in 2025 but warns serious concerns remain over banning girls' education…