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Category: Afghanistan

A portrait of Queen Soraya at the event. [Courtesy: Amu Tv]
Afghan women in Netherlands honor Queen Soraya’s 126th birthday, highlighting her pioneering role in education and women’s rights.
A new SCO RATS warning and UN findings highlight the Taliban’s failure to prevent terrorist activity from Afghan soil, echoing Pakistan’s repeated alerts on TTP, BLA, ISKP, and ETIM networks. [Courtesy: SCO]
SCO RATS warns of expanding Afghan-based terror networks, validating Pakistan’s concerns over TTP, ISKP and cross-border infiltration.
Afghan journalists in exile face Taliban censorship and threats; 550+ violations reported, urgent international support needed. [Courtesy: AMSO]
Afghan journalists in exile face Taliban repression; international support needed to sustain independent media and free expression.
The Peshawar FC Blast Amid Rising Cross-Border Militancy in Pakistan
Peshawar FC headquarters attack kills 3, exposes threats from TTP-linked militants and ongoing cross-border terrorism in Pakistan.
Taliban’s Transformation: From Ideological Fighters to Power, Profit and Internal Rivalries
What began as a grassroots religious movement driven by madrasa students and teachers has evolved into a centralized power structure dominated by commercial interests, factional rivalries, and patronage networks.
Afghan Health Minister Set for New Delhi Visit as Taliban–India Engagement Deepens
Afghan Health Minister Noor Jalal Jalali is expected in New Delhi, marking the third recent Taliban–India engagement amid Pakistan–Afghanistan tensions.
ISKP statement contests Al-Mirsad’s claims, denies death of ISKP militant in Peshawar on October 30, 2025. [Courtesy: ISKP]
Kabul-linked Al-Mirsad spreads false ISKP claims, misrepresenting Pakistan’s counterterrorism operations and fueling disinformation.
Inside the Taliban’s New Emirate and Afghanistan’s Struggle for Stability
Afghanistan under the Taliban’s new emirate faces isolation, economic strain, and restricted rights as the state survives on humanitarian aid.
Former CIA Officer John Kiriakou Alleges Mossad Recruited Afghan Refugees as Informants Inside Iran
Former CIA officer John Kiriakou alleges Mossad recruited vulnerable Afghan refugees in Iran as low-cost informants for covert intelligence.
Russia Warns of Growing Terrorist Influence Inside Afghanistan
Russia warns at the UN that terrorist groups, especially Daesh, are expanding influence in Afghanistan, posing a major threat to regional security. Image Link:
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