Important News
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TTP Reports About 200 Pakistani Soldiers Fleeing Military Base in Bannu
TTP reports nearly 200 Pakistani soldiers tried to flee a military base in Bannu, citing low morale and dissatisfaction within…
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UN Security Council Members from 40 Countries Condemn Taliban’s Policies Against Women
Forty UN Security Council member countries condemn Taliban policies restricting Afghan women's rights, demanding their fundamental freedoms be upheld.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Consults with Germany and US on Regional Developments
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister held talks with German and US counterparts on regional tensions and security following recent attacks near…
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US Company Planet Labs Extends Delay for Publishing Middle East Satellite Images from 4 to 14 Days
US firm Planet Labs has increased satellite image release delay for the Middle East from 4 to 14 days to…
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Taliban Official Holds Talks with Chinese Envoy on Investment Opportunities in Afghanistan
Taliban official meets with Chinese envoy to discuss trade development, investment opportunities, and expanding exports between Afghanistan and China.
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Resistance Axis Hacker Group Claims Major Cyberattack on US Firm Stryker Corporation
Hanzala hacker group claims a major cyberattack on US company Stryker Corporation, disabling systems and stealing 50TB of data.
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UN Reports 12 Extrajudicial Killings in Afghanistan Amid Ongoing Human Rights Concerns
UN reports 12 extrajudicial killings, arbitrary detentions, and torture of former Afghan officials amid ongoing human rights concerns under Taliban…
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68,000 Children Displaced in Eastern Afghanistan Amid Clashes with Pakistan
Increased Afghanistan-Pakistan clashes have displaced 68,000 children in eastern Afghanistan, disrupting education and vital services amid rising humanitarian concerns.
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Former Afghan Officials Support Taliban’s Retaliatory Actions Amid Border Clashes with Pakistan
Former Afghan officials back Taliban’s retaliatory actions against Pakistan amid border clashes, stressing national sovereignty and warning of escalating tensions.
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Significant Increase in Fuel Imports Reported in Afghanistan for 2025
Afghanistan's fuel imports rise sharply in 2025, with significant increases in petrol, diesel, and LPG imports affecting prices and the…