International
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Guterres urges rights of Afghan migrants in Pakistan deportations
UN chief Antonio Guterres urges voluntary, safe and dignified returns for Afghan migrants as Pakistan steps up deportations.
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Pakistan Could Be Drawn Into Yemen War by Troop Deployment to Saudi Arabia, Dawn Warns
Dawn warns that troop deployment to Saudi Arabia could draw Pakistan into the Yemen war and worsen the regional crisis.
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Iran’s energy minister in Kabul for talks with Taliban officials
Iran’s energy minister Abbas Aliabadi arrives in Kabul for talks with Taliban officials on power, water and infrastructure cooperation.
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Fresh UK Files Suggest Possible Serious Crimes by Special Forces in Afghanistan
UK defence documents suggest possible serious crimes by special forces in Afghanistan, including murder, between 2010 and 2013.
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Intercept: Damage to US Bases Casts Doubt on Washington’s Return to the Region
The Intercept says damage to US bases in the region has raised doubts about Washington’s return to the Middle East.
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Mike Johnson warns Democrats could move quickly to impeach Trump if they win House
Mike Johnson warns Democrats could quickly move to impeach Trump if they win control of the House in the midterm…
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France Threatens Student Protesters With Compensation Over Damage
France says some student protesters may have to pay heavy compensation for damage as nationwide demonstrations intensify.
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Pakistan President’s Spokesman Says Taliban Have No Right to Lecture on Democracy
Pakistan's presidential spokesman says the Taliban have no right to lecture Islamabad on democracy and accuses them of rights abuses.
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Taliban Must Answer for Presence of Terror Groups, Afghan UN Envoy Says
Afghanistan’s UN envoy says the Taliban must answer for terrorist groups and warns against illegal strikes and extremist safe havens.
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Pakistan Raises Concerns Over Afghanistan Security in Talks with Guterres
Pakistan says talks with UN chief Guterres focused on Afghanistan security, Kashmir, Palestine and UN reforms.