Important News
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Uzbekistan and Taliban Officials Discuss Regional Cooperation and Bilateral Ties
Uzbek and Taliban foreign ministers discuss bilateral cooperation and stability as international concerns over Taliban policies persist.
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Iran to Offer Online Education for Afghan Students Deported Without Documents
Iran plans online education for Afghan students deported without documents, amid concerns over Taliban's inaction and education gaps.
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UN Warns of Urban Planning Crisis Amid Rapid City Growth in Afghanistan
UN-Habitat warns that unplanned urban growth in Afghanistan, especially in cities like Kabul and Herat, threatens future sustainability and equity.
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Taliban Announces Distribution of Nine Billion Afghanis in Aid to Vulnerable Groups
Taliban says it distributed 9 billion Afghanis in aid but offers no transparency on sources or oversight, raising concerns over…
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Pakistan Accuses Taliban of Deception and Supporting Terrorism
Pakistan accuses Afghanistan's Taliban administration of deception, terrorism support, and failing in governance amid rising regional tensions.
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Former Local Commander Dies Under Taliban Custody After Alleged Torture
Former commander dies under Taliban custody after alleged torture; growing concerns over arrests and rights abuses across Afghanistan.
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Civilian Deaths Continue in Gaza Despite Ceasefire, Says Health Ministry
Gaza Health Ministry says over 22 new civilian deaths reported despite ceasefire, raising concerns over Israel's commitment to halt hostilities.
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Afghan Man Arrested in France Over Suspected Ties to ISIS
An Afghan man was arrested in Lyon, France, for alleged links to ISIS and distributing extremist propaganda online via TikTok…
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Nizamuddin Qaisari Declares Himself Leader of National Islamic Movement of Afghanistan
Nizamuddin Qaisari declares himself leader of Afghanistan's National Islamic Movement, raising tensions amid Taliban suppression of political groups.
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Pakistan Defense Minister Describes Kabul Border Agreement as Temporary
Pakistan’s defense minister says the border deal with the Taliban is temporary, reflecting enduring distrust and unresolved core issues.