Politics
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Taliban Interior Minister Welcomes Pakistan’s New Stance on Afghanistan
Taliban Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani welcomes Pakistan's recent positive statements on Afghanistan, urging dialogue and regional reconstruction.
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Taliban’s Deputy Minister Urges Afghan Youth to Learn English and Follow International Media
Taliban’s deputy economy minister encourages Afghan youth to learn English and engage with international media despite ongoing educational restrictions.
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Afghanistan’s UN Envoy Warns of Rising Corruption and Ethnic Bias in Taliban Administration
Afghanistan’s UN envoy warns of growing corruption, ethnic bias, and poverty under the Taliban, urging governance based on justice and…
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Media Crackdown in Afghanistan Intensifies; 205 Violations of Journalists’ Freedom Recorded
In 2025, Afghanistan's media faces unprecedented Taliban restrictions with 205 violations recorded, including violence, censorship, and journalist detentions.
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Pakistani Foreign Minister Says Talks with Taliban in Saudi Arabia Yielded No Results
Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar says talks with the Taliban in Saudi Arabia failed, urging Taliban to prevent Afghan soil…
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Emphasizes Afghan People’s Right to Self-Determination
Iran's Foreign Minister stresses Afghan people's right to self-determination amid talks with Taliban and ongoing regional challenges.
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Iran’s President Highlights Improved Regional Relations, Including with Afghanistan
Iran’s president says relations with neighbors, including Afghanistan, have improved and Tehran aims to expand regional cooperation despite challenges.
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Former Afghan Justice Minister Denies Allegations of Interference in 2010 Parliamentary Elections
Former Afghan Justice Minister Fazl Ahmad Manawi denies involvement in the 2010 parliamentary elections interference allegations, calls claims unfounded.
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46th Anniversary of the Soviet Military Invasion of Afghanistan
Marking 46 years since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, a war that reshaped the nation's history and led to heavy…
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Former Afghan Ambassador Warns That Eliminating Academic Staff Will Lead to Long-Term Dependency
Former Afghan ambassador warns that eliminating academic staff risks making Afghanistan reliant on foreign experts, undermining the country’s real educational…