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Afghanistan’s Migration Crisis: UN Envoy Attributes Exodus to Historical Forces and Taliban’s Rule
Afghanistan's UN envoy links mass migration to decades of violence and the Taliban's oppressive rule, calling for inclusive democratic governance.
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Pakistan Claims Kabul Airstrikes as Self-Defense Following Death of TTP Leader
Pakistan defends Kabul airstrikes killing TTP leader as self-defense; experts critique Taliban’s failure to secure Afghan airspace amid rising regional…
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Iran Begins Renewal Process for Temporary Afghan Residency Cards
Iran starts the renewal of four types of temporary residency cards for Afghan nationals, covering military personnel, families, children, and…
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Controversial Taliban Foreign Minister’s Visit to Delhi Sparks Diplomatic and Cultural Tensions
Taliban Foreign Minister’s visit to New Delhi sparks protests and cultural tensions, with flag disputes and gender discrimination drawing sharp…
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Karzai and Spanta Condemn Pakistan’s Airstrikes on Afghanistan as Sovereignty Violation
Karzai and Spanta condemn Pakistan's recent airstrikes in Afghanistan, calling them violations of national sovereignty amid regional rivalry with India.
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UN-Habitat Warns of Worrisome Rapid Urban Growth in Afghanistan
UN-Habitat warns that Afghanistan's rapid urban growth must be planned to avoid inequality and service shortages amid Taliban's strict policies.
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NetBlocks Confirms Facebook and Instagram Blocked Across Afghanistan Amid Internet Restrictions
NetBlocks confirms Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat blocked in Afghanistan amid a nationwide internet shutdown, sparking public outrage and limiting communication.
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Details of First Phase of Gaza Ceasefire Agreement Announced
Ceasefire in Gaza begins Oct 9 with prisoner swaps and a halt to fighting, mediated by Egypt and backed by…
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UN’s OCHA Warns of Severe Drought Threatening Livelihoods in Afghanistan
UN's OCHA warns severe drought in Afghanistan threatens families' livelihoods, causing food shortages and psychological stress, amid Taliban's weak response.
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Fiber Optic Internet Cut for Second Time in Kunduz by Taliban Governor’s Order
Fiber optic internet was cut again in Kunduz by Taliban order, raising concerns over internet access and rights in Afghanistan.
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