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Ariana Afghan Airlines Slashes Cargo Tariffs, But Sustainability Questions Loom
Afghanistan’s flagship carrier reduces rates by 120% to boost India trade amid Pakistan border closure, raising doubts over long-term viability
Iran positions itself as a key mediator amid rising friction between Kabul and Islamabad
In discussions with Afghanistan’s FM Amir Khan Muttaqi, he reportedly urged Kabul to cooperate with mediation, highlighting Iran’s role in promoting regional dialogue and de-escalation
Torkham Border Closure Hits 36 Days, Sparking Widespread Protests in Landi Kotal
Protests erupt in Landi Kotal as the Pak-Afghan Torkham border remains closed for 36 days, devastating local trade and transport.
Operation launched against Afghan refugees in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
FIA, FC, and Police launch operation in KP, arresting 5 Afghan citizens attempting to use fake Pakistani IDs for Saudi work visas.
Russia Steps in to Mediate Between Pakistan and Afghanistan After Peace Talks Collapse
Russia offers to mediate Pakistan-Afghanistan border dispute after direct talks collapse, warning of regional security threats.
Borderlines of Fire: Afghanistan’s Explosive Claims Push Pakistan into Diplomatic Crosshairs
Afghanistan escalates tensions with Pakistan, claiming historic rights over KP and Margalla, risking a major regional crisis.
The Al Jazeera Media Network logo is seen on its headquarters building in Doha, Qatar [IC: Showkat Shafi/Al Jazeera]
Pakistan’s story in regional media highlights evolving Gulf dynamics, Afghan framing, and narrative influence.
Tajikistan’s flag with red, white, green stripes and a gold crown, and the white Taliban flag with black Arabic script.
Officials from Tajikistan’s foreign ministry and security institutions meet Afghan counterparts to strengthen political, economic, and security ties
Mirziyoyev Pushes Afghan Integration and Calls for Trans-Afghan Railway Amid Jawzjan Language Row.
Addressing leaders in Tashkent, President Mirziyoyev urged deeper regional engagement with Kabul even as the Taliban dropped Uzbek from Jawzjan University, triggering fresh ethnic tension.
Kabul’s Costly Gamble: Afghanistan Pushes Traders Away From Pakistan, But Risks Backfiring Economically
Baradar’s 3-month deadline to cut Pakistan-based trade sparks fears of rising inflation, supply disruptions, and an imminent economic fallout inside Afghanistan.
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