Politics
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Taliban Attend OIC Women’s Conference Without Female Representative
The Taliban attend the OIC women’s conference in Islamabad without a female delegate, highlighting their restrictive gender policies amid calls…
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Afghan Media Delegation Visits China to Discuss Expanded Media and Economic Cooperation
An Afghan media delegation led by Hafiz Zia Ahmad Takal visits China to discuss expanding political, economic, and media cooperation…
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Former Pakistani Diplomat Warns Against Growing Taliban Ties with India
Former Pakistani diplomat Asif Durrani warns that deepening Taliban ties with India may cross Islamabad's red line amid regional security…
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Badakhshan Governor Denies Rumors of Dispute with Taliban Commander
Badakhshan's governor denies rumors of conflict between Taliban officials and rejects claims of any arrest operation against a local commander.
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Juma Khan Fateh Returns After Pledging Allegiance to Taliban
Juma Khan Fateh returns to Darwaz after pledging allegiance to the Taliban amid disputes over local appointments and control of…
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Pakistani Politician Claims Islamabad Seeks to Shift Power Balance in Afghanistan
Pakistani politician Afrasiab Khattak says Islamabad aims to shift Afghanistan's political balance by backing anti-Taliban groups, not overthrowing the Taliban.
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India and Taliban Discuss Humanitarian Cooperation and Trade Challenges in Fourth Joint Coordination Meeting
India and the Taliban held talks in New Delhi on humanitarian aid, trade challenges, and visas amid India’s cautious approach…
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Former Afghan President Rabbani Reportedly Dissolved Anti-Pakistan Agency During Interim Government
Former Afghan president Rabbani reportedly dissolved a secretive anti-Pakistan agency, citing friendship and support during jihad. Taliban-Pakistan ties remain debated.
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Ahmad Massoud: Afghanistan’s Future Depends on Transitional Government and Popular Vote
Ahmad Massoud says Afghanistan's future lies in a transitional government and free elections, dismissing reports of opposition fragmentation.
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Taliban Spokesperson Dismisses Pakistan PM’s Accusations as ‘Repetitive and Incorrect’
Taliban spokesperson denies Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's claims about terrorist use of Afghan soil, calling accusations repetitive and incorrect.