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Governor Visits Landi Kotal Holding Centre, Reviews Afghan Refugee Arrangements
Lawmakers Raise Alarm Over Poor Telecom Coverage in Border Areas, Highlight Education and Communication Challenges
Pakistan Expands Operation Ghazab-ul-Haq as Counterterror Drive Intensifies, Officials Reject Claims of a ‘New Front’
$9B a Year, $8B in Reserves: Saudi Arabia Is Now Pakistan’s Solvency Partner
Hamdullah Fitrat’s Claims from Kunar Rejected as Baseless, Described as Part of Organized Taliban Propaganda to Shift Focus from Terrorism

Category: Afghanistan

Switzerland Reopens Humanitarian Office in Kabul, First Western Nation to Resume On-the-Ground Presence

Switzerland Reopens Humanitarian Office in Kabul, First Western Nation to Resume On-the-Ground Presence

Switzerland becomes the first Western nation to reopen a humanitarian office in Kabul since the Taliban takeover.
Taliban and Tajik Forces Clash at Border Amid Reciprocal Accusations

Taliban and Tajik Forces Clash at Border Amid Reciprocal Accusations

Deadly border clash erupts between Taliban and Tajik forces in Badakhshan over accusations of sheltering armed opponents.
  • Afghanistan, Central Asia, Security
Deadly Bus Crash Claims At Least 26 Lives on Major Afghan Highway

Deadly Bus Crash Claims At Least 26 Lives on Major Afghan Highway

A devastating bus crash on the Kabul-Kandahar highway has killed at least 26 and injured many more, highlighting Afghanistan's road safety crisis.
Germany Lifts Ban on Vulnerable Afghans, Allows Entry of 2000 Stranded Refugees in Pakistan

Germany Lifts Ban on Vulnerable Afghans, Allows Entry of 2000 Stranded Refugees in Pakistan

Germany is lifting a ban on vulnerable Afghans, forced by legal challenges, after 2,000 were stranded in Pakistan.
Afghan Citizen Cleared by US Court Seeks Removal from UN Blacklist

Afghan Citizen Cleared by US Court Seeks Removal from UN Blacklist

An Afghan citizen cleared by a US court is seeking removal from the UN blacklist, a case that highlights issues with international human rights and deportation policies.
Pakistan Army Kills 50 TTP Militants in Balochistan, Bodies Handed to Afghanistan

Pakistan Army Kills More Than 50 TTP Militants in Balochistan, Bodies Handed to Afghanistan

Pakistan kills dozens of TTP militants near Pak-Afghan border; bodies of 50 militants handed to Afghanistan.
  • Afghanistan, News, Pakistan, Security, Trending
Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi to Visit Pakistan on August 4

UN Travel Ban Thwarts Taliban Foreign Minister’s Planned Visit to India

UN Security Council's travel ban on Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban's foreign minister, has foiled his planned trips to both India and Pakistan.
Afghan Ambassador Urges Pakistan for More Time to Refugees

Afghan Ambassador Urges Pakistan for More Time to Refugees

Afghan ambassador urges Pakistan to allow more time for refugees to sell properties and proposes a trilateral committee for safe repatriation.
Habibullah Hikmatyar Comments on Afghan Political Meetings AbroadHabibullah Hikmatyar Comments on Afghan Political Meetings Abroad

Habibullah Hikmatyar Comments on Afghan Political Meetings Abroad

Habibullah Hikmatyar says Afghan political meetings abroad are routine and not a threat, questioning selective criticism and highlighting U.S. and Taliban roles.
Don Brown Appointed as Chargé d’Affaires ad interim at U.S. Mission to Afghanistan

Don Brown Appointed as Chargé d’Affaires ad interim at U.S. Mission to Afghanistan

Don Brown appointed Chargé d’Affaires at U.S. Mission for Afghanistan, replacing Karen Decker. The mission continues operations from Doha.
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