Politics
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Taliban Trade Delegation Visits Bangladesh to Boost Economic Cooperation
Taliban's trade delegation, led by Deputy Minister Ahmadullah Zahed, visits Bangladesh to enhance trade, exports, imports, and investment opportunities.
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UN Warns of Escalating Crises in Afghanistan Amid Drought, Migrant Return, and Aid Shortfalls
The UN warns Afghanistan faces severe crises in 2026, including drought, migrant returns, reduced aid, and food insecurity impacting millions.
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Afghan Passport Ranks Lowest on Henley Index; Singapore Tops List
Afghan passport ranks lowest on Henley Index with visa-free access to 24 countries; Singapore tops with 192 destinations in 2026…
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Taliban Morality Police Escalate Harassment and Threats Against Women in Kabul
Women in Kabul report increased harassment and threats by Taliban morality police despite full compliance with dress codes amid ongoing…
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Taliban Administration Announces New Changes in Several Ministries and Departments
The Taliban administration announces new appointments across ministries, continuing changes without transparency or public oversight amid criticism.
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Venezuelan Interior Minister Snubs Opposition Leader: ‘America Has Abandoned You’
Venezuelan Interior Minister says the US has abandoned opposition leader María Machado, backing Delcy Rodríguez as interim president amid claims…
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Pakistan Affirms Active Diplomatic Channels with Afghanistan Despite Tensions
Pakistan confirms ongoing diplomatic talks with Afghanistan amid tensions, seeking guarantees against terrorist activities from Kabul's authorities.
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Taliban Official Says Global Order Is Changing, Small and Medium Powers Will Have Roles
Taliban official says the global order is changing, with small and medium countries playing key roles amid regional and global…
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Afghan Higher Education Minister Emphasizes Improving Quality of Private Universities
Afghanistan's Higher Education Minister urges improvement in private universities' quality amid concerns over education access and restrictions.
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US Senator Claims Washington Plans Regime Changes in Latin America
US Senator Rick Scott says Washington plans regime changes in Cuba, Nicaragua, Colombia, and suggests wider shifts across Latin America.