Important News
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Taliban Foreign Ministry Offers Condolences to India Over Deadly Medina Bus Crash
Taliban Foreign Ministry offers condolences to India after 43 pilgrims die in Medina bus crash, raising questions about Afghanistan’s diplomatic…
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Taliban Overhauls Over 1,100 Military Vehicles Amid Rising Concerns
The Taliban announces the repair of over 1,100 military vehicles, raising concerns about its focus on militarization over public welfare…
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Nearly Two Tons of Drugs Seized and Burned in Zabul and Uruzgan
Nearly two tons of narcotics were seized and destroyed by the Taliban in Zabul and Uruzgan, raising concerns over their…
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Taliban Commerce Minister to Visit New Delhi for Trade Talks
Taliban commerce official Nooruddin Azizi to visit India for talks on enhancing trade ties and improving Afghan market access amid…
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Sistan Free Zone Seeks to Attract Afghan Business Investment
Iran showcases Sistan Free Zone's potential at Kabul expo to attract Afghan trade and investment amid political uncertainty under the…
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US Cancels Visit of Lebanese Army Chief Over Statement Criticizing Israel
US cancels Lebanese army chief’s Washington visit after military statement condemns Israeli actions and UN force attacks.
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China Criticizes US Gaza Resolution as Incomplete at UN Security Council
China criticizes a US-sponsored UN resolution on Gaza, citing its failure to support Palestinian statehood or clearly address Gaza's post-war…
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UN Security Council Approves Resolution to Oversee Gaza Reconstruction
UN adopts US-backed resolution to monitor Gaza reconstruction and establish a Peace Council, aiming to support Palestinian reforms and statehood.
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Pakistan Arrests 31 Afghan Migrants in Rawalpindi Amid Crackdown
Pakistan arrests 31 Afghan migrants in Rawalpindi during crackdown; 13,000 deported in two days, sparking human rights concerns.
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Taliban Excluded from UN Climate Summit Amid Political Concerns
The Taliban were not invited to the UN COP30 climate summit, citing political reasons, amid rising concerns over women's rights…