Important News
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More Than 1.5 Million People in Afghanistan Are Battling Cancer
More than 1.5 million people in Afghanistan are battling cancer as hospitals face shortages of equipment, medicines and treatment capacity.
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New York Times Says Armed Groups Still Active in Afghanistan
New York Times says al-Qaeda, IS-K and TTP remain active in Afghanistan, questioning Taliban claims of improved security.
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BRICS summit opens in New Delhi with focus on global governance
BRICS leaders gather in New Delhi to discuss global governance, trade, energy, and the role of the Global South.
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Afghanistan Boxing Team Heads to China for International Festival
Afghanistan's boxing team has travelled to China for the fourth International Boxing Festival, including bouts and joint training camps.
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Drone Attacks Halt Oil Flow on Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline
Drone attacks have halted oil transport on Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline, with satellite images showing heavy damage to a pumping…
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Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Israel top Middle East military budgets
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Israel lead Middle East military budgets in 2026, with regional defence spending topping $220 billion.
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Khalilzad Says Stopping Anti-US Threats Returning Is Washington’s Priority in Afghanistan
Khalilzad says Washington's priority in Afghanistan is preventing the return of anti-US terrorist threats and instability.
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US envoy warns UN Security Council of shifting terror threat
US envoy Michael Waltz warns the UN Security Council that terrorism is evolving with drones, AI and encrypted communications.
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Lahore High Court Halts Expulsion of Afghan Medical Students from Pakistan
The Lahore High Court has suspended orders requiring Afghan medical students in Pakistan to return home.
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Taliban in Takhar orders university staff to attend compulsory religious seminar
Taliban authorities in Takhar held a compulsory religious seminar for Takhar University staff on prayer, ablution and funeral rites.