Important News
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Taliban Announces End to Medicine Imports from Pakistan Amid Border Tensions
Taliban to end all medicine imports from Pakistan within 3 months amid rising tensions and closed borders, citing low quality…
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Hundreds of Iranian Fuel Tankers Stranded in Afghanistan Amid Taliban Inaction
Over 700 Iranian fuel tankers remain stranded in Afghanistan for months, highlighting trade tensions and Taliban inaction at Dogharoon border.
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Taliban Appointed Governor Unveils New Plan for Band-e Amir National Park
Taliban governor in Bamiyan announces a new management plan to protect Afghanistan's Band-e Amir National Park amid critics' concerns.
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Taliban Demands Pakistan Guarantee Open Trade Routes
Taliban urges Pakistan to guarantee uninterrupted trade routes, warning closures harm exports. Alternatives being considered due to strained ties.
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Iran and Russia Hold Talks Over Taliban-Pakistan Tensions and Regional Security
Iran and Russia discuss Taliban-Pakistan tensions, regional security, nuclear issues, and Palestine-Israel peace in a phone call amid fragile regional…
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Taliban Foreign Ministry Launches Effort to Gather Data on Afghan Prisoners in Iran
Taliban foreign ministry begins collecting data on Afghan prisoners in Iran amid concerns over transparency and legal conditions.
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Pakistan Urges Taliban to Declare War Against It as Religious Prohibition
Pakistan asks the Taliban to issue a fatwa declaring war against it as illegitimate, but talks stall over religious authority…
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Taliban Denies Arrest of Doctor Filming Women’s Protest in Herat
Taliban denies arresting Dr. Shabnam Fazli in Herat, saying she was only warned after filming a women's protest against burqa…
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UNICEF: 80% of Afghans Forced to Drink Contaminated Water
UNICEF warns 80% of Afghans drink contaminated water amid health system collapse and climate crisis, severely impacting children's wellbeing.
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Pakistan Does Not Rule Out Strikes on Militant Sanctuaries in Afghanistan
Pakistan may target militant sanctuaries in Afghanistan after deadly attacks, says Defense Minister Khawaja Asif amid rising border tensions.