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Pakistan Assumes Chairmanship of SCO-RATS for 2025–26

How India is Weaponising Immigration Control To Silence Its Diaspora

Comment: Why The Indus Waters Treaty Matters Globally

KP Chief Minister Announces Federal Support for Direct Engagement with Afghanistan

WAPDA Dam Project Set to Achieve New Milestone with Main Dam Construction

Category: Afghanistan

After 18-Month Closure, Angoor Adda Border to Reopen, Revitalizing Trade with Afghanistan

After 18-Month Closure, Angoor Adda Border to Reopen, Revitalizing Trade with Afghanistan

Reopening of Angoor Adda border signals improving relations and prioritizes trade between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
  • Afghanistan, Economy
Pakistan, China, Afghanistan Hold Trilateral Talks on Connectivity and Counterterrorism

Pakistan, China, Afghanistan Hold Trilateral Talks on Connectivity and Counterterrorism

Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan hold trilateral talks in Kabul to boost trade, regional connectivity, and counterterrorism.
  • Afghanistan, Diplomacy
Muttaqi Criticizes Neighbors as Pakistan Hosts Afghan Opposition Event

Muttaqi Criticises Neighbours, Accusing Them of Fuelling Instability in Veiled Reference to Pakistan

Islamabad says Afghan exile conference is for peace and inclusion as Kabul criticizes neighbors over hosting opposition voices.
  • Afghanistan, News, Trending
Kabul Hosts Aug 20 Trilateral as Pakistan, China and Taliban Eye CPEC Expansion 

Kabul To Hosts Aug 20 Trilateral as Pakistan, China and Taliban Eye CPEC Expansion 

Pakistan, China and the Taliban meet in Kabul on Aug 20 to discuss counterterrorism, CPEC expansion and regional ties.
  • Afghanistan, China, Economy, Pakistan
The Afghan Taliban to drop flowers over Kabul from helicopters to mark the anniversary of their takeover. [Associated Press].

Afghan Taliban Mark Fourth Anniversary in Power Amid Recognition from Russia

Afghan Taliban marks 4th year in power amid Russia recognition, Pakistan-Afghanistan TTP tensions, and upcoming trilateral meet in Kabul.
  • Afghanistan, News, Trending
Taliban mark four years in power with vows to govern under Sharia, foil Daesh plot in Parwan, and face mounting global isolation. [IC: The Washington Post].

Afghan Taliban Claim Foiling Daesh Plot on Anniversary Ceremony in Parwan

Taliban say they foiled a Daesh plot in Parwan as they mark four years in power, amid global isolation, TTP tensions, and new cabinet orders.
  • Afghanistan, News, Security, Top Stories, Trending
Afghan karate champion Maqbool Shah Gardiwal at Pakistan’s 78th Independence Day event in Landikotal near the Afghan border. [HTN Correspondent/HTN Creatives].

Afghan Karate Star Performs at Pakistan’s 78th Independence Day Event Near Afghan Border

Afghan Kyokushin Karate champion Maqbool Shah Gardiwal showcases kata at Pakistan’s 78th Independence Day event in Landi Kotal.
  • Afghanistan, News, Sports
Haibatullah Orders Dropping ‘Interim’ Tag as Taliban Marks Fourth Year in Power

Haibatullah Orders Dropping ‘Interim’ Tag as Taliban Marks Fourth Year in Power

On Aug 15, 2025, Taliban chief Haibatullah Akhundzada ordered dropping ‘interim’ from Afghan cabinet titles, signaling a governance shift in year four.
  • Afghanistan, News, Top Stories, Trending
Residents of Dar-e-Suf Payin, Samangan, Afghanistan, collecting water from a small reservoir amid worsening drought. [IC: FAO/Hashim Azizi].

WFP Warns of Deepening Food Insecurity in Afghanistan

WFP warns Afghanistan’s worsening drought is driving severe food insecurity across Northern provinces.
  • Afghanistan, Climate Crisis
Workers are working on the railway track.

Afghanistan Forges New Rail Links to Eight Nations, Connecting Country to Global Trade Hub

A new railway network connects Afghanistan to 8 nations, transforming its economic landscape and boosting regional trade.
  • Afghanistan, Central Asia, Economy
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WAPDA Dam Project Set to Achieve New Milestone with Main Dam Construction

WAPDA Dam Project Set to Achieve New Milestone with Main Dam Construction

WAPDA begins crucial roller-compact-concrete work on Diamer Basha Dam, a key milestone to boost Pakistan’s water and power.
  • Climate Crisis, Pakistan
What are cloudbursts and why might a warming world make them even more dangerous?

What Are Cloudbursts And Why Might A Warming World Make Them Even More Dangerous?

Sudden, intense cloudbursts are causing deadly flash floods and landslides in South Asia, a crisis worsened by climate change.
  • Climate Crisis, Editor's Choice
Nepal’s Crisis Widens, PM Resigns Amid Gen Z-Led Protests and Army Takes Charge

Nepal’s Crisis Widens, PM Resigns Amid Gen Z-Led Protests and Army Takes Charge

Nepal’s PM resigns amid Gen Z-led protests over corruption and a social media ban, with the army now stepping in to restore order.
  • South Asia
A day on board the Global Sumud Flotilla heading for Gaza

A day on board the Global Sumud Flotilla heading for Gaza

For the volunteers on one boat trying to reach Gaza, crew duties and history lessons, hope and anxiety coexist.
  • Editor's Choice
Revoking Degrees: A Blow to the TTP Chief’s Credibility

Revoking Degrees: A Blow to the TTP Chief’s Credibility

TTP chief Noor Wali Mehsud’s credibility is now in question after a seminary revoked his Dora-e-Hadith degree due to his involvement in “wrongful activities.
  • Middle East, Opinion, Security
A Strike on Sovereignty: Unpacking the Attack on Qatar and the Shifting Geopolitical Landscape

A Strike on Sovereignty: Unpacking the Attack on Qatar and the Shifting Geopolitical Landscape

Israel’s attack on Qatar, a key US ally, raises questions about sovereignty, diplomatic norms, and the effectiveness of regional alliances.
  • Middle East, Policy Bits, Security
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