Important News
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Pakistan’s Defense Minister Accuses Taliban of Bringing War into the Country
Pakistan's defense minister blames Taliban for expanding conflict into Pakistan after deadly bombing kills nine and injures 21.
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UN Warns of Urban Planning Crisis Amid Rising Displacement in Afghanistan
UN warns that lack of urban planning in Afghanistan amid rising displacements is triggering poverty, informal settlements, and social tensions.
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Taliban Condemns Deadly Attacks in Pakistan
Taliban condemns deadly attacks in Islamabad and South Waziristan, while critics link regional insecurity to Afghanistan's internal governance issues.
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Germany Relocates 11 Afghan Refugees from Pakistan
Germany relocated 11 Afghan refugees from Pakistan as part of an ongoing transfer process criticized for delays and lack of…
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Israeli Airstrikes Severely Damage Yemen’s National Museum in Sanaa
Israeli airstrikes have caused serious damage to Yemen’s National Museum in Sanaa, destroying rare artifacts and historic buildings, officials say.
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Taliban Acting Foreign Minister Holds Phone Talks with Kazakh Counterpart
Taliban’s top diplomat discusses ties with Kazakhstan amid regional tensions and pledges of cooperation criticized as inconsistent with actions.
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Taliban Sells Over 2,800 Carats of Panjshir Emeralds for Nearly Two Million Afghanis
Taliban sells 2,800 carats of Panjshir emeralds for 1.9 million Afghanis amid concerns over lack of transparency and long-term resource…
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Taliban Briefs Diplomats on Failed Istanbul Talks with Pakistan
Taliban officials say Istanbul talks with Pakistan failed due to Islamabad’s stance, but they remain open to diplomacy if demands…
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Taliban Official Claims Drug Cultivation and Trade Halted in Afghanistan
A Taliban official claims drug trade in Afghanistan has stopped, but UN reports and experts challenge the claim, citing rising…
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Death Toll from Islamabad Court Blast Rises to Over 30
At least 9 dead, 21 injured in a courthouse bombing in Islamabad. No group has claimed responsibility as investigations continue.