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Abdul Bari Jahani Warns of Ethnic Exclusion and Sectarian Divide Under Taliban Rule
Pakistan Condemns Attacks on Nuclear Facilities and Saudi Arabia in UN Security Council
Norwegian Journalist’s Instagram Account Suspended After Attempt to Question Modi on Press Freedom
120 Acres in West Bengal’s Sensitive “Chicken Neck” Corridor Handed to Centre as Questions Rise Over Modi Government and Adani Links
KP CM’s Governance Failures Masked Behind Highway Blockades

Category: Central Asia

Afghan activists meeting Ankara

Afghan Activists Convene in Ankara as Concerns Grow Over Political Exclusion and Rights Under Taliban Rule

Afghan activists meet in Ankara to discuss political exclusion, rights concerns, and regional developments under Taliban rule.
  • Afghanistan, Central Asia, Human Rights, News
Afghanistan population census debate

Afghanistan’s Majority Myth Exposed as Census Failure Reveals Deep Ethnic Politics, Shabnam Nasimi Says

A report and analyst says Afghanistan’s lack of census data fuels ethnic majority debates and long-standing political uncertainty.
Durand Line Afghanistan Pakistan border debate political shift

Hazara Community Policy Center Backs Realist Approach on Durand Line Amid Calls for Regional Stability

Afghan groups and policy centers call for realism on Durand Line, supporting legal recognition and regional stability.
Afghan refugees repatriation Pakistan border immigration policy legal framework

Pakistan Rejects Forced Expulsions, Says Afghan Repatriation Based on Legal Process

Pakistan says Afghan repatriation is legal and phased, not forced expulsion, following expiry of long-term residency frameworks.
  • Afghanistan, Central Asia, Human Rights, News
Taliban TTP arrests Kabul claims investigation doubts

Another Deception by the Taliban Government

Conflicting reports emerge over Taliban claims of TTP arrests, raising doubts about the authenticity of their crackdown discourse.
  • Afghanistan, Central Asia, News, Security
Afghan refugees return border camps resettlement Afghanistan

Over 111,000 Afghan Refugees Return Home in One Month

Over 111,000 Afghan refugees returned from Pakistan, Iran, and Türkiye in one month amid deportations and resettlement efforts.
  • Central Asia, Human Rights, News
Mohammad Mohaqiq Durand Line statement UN border Afghanistan Pakistan

Afghan Leader Mohammad Mohaqiq Recognizes Durand Line as International Border in Line with UN Maps

Afghan leader Mohammad Mohaqiq recognizes the Durand Line as an international border, citing UN-defined geography.
  • Central Asia, Diplomacy, News
Taliban leadership Afghanistan governance system Kandahar authority

Afghanistan- Experts Call Taliban Rule ‘Usurpation,’ Not Sharia Governance

Experts say Taliban rule in Afghanistan is not Islamic governance but a usurped system lacking legitimacy and public consent.
  • Afghanistan, Central Asia, Human Rights, News
Badakhshan Taliban clash armed conflict Afghanistan

Armed Clash Between Taliban Factions in Badakhshan Leaves Two Dead

Two Taliban members killed in armed clash between rival factions in Badakhshan, raising concerns over internal divisions.
  • Afghanistan, Central Asia, News, Security
Pakistan Iran Uzbekistan trade corridor Central Asia connectivity route

Pakistan’s Economic Progress, Launch of New Trade Corridor to Uzbekistan via Iran

Pakistan launches new trade corridor via Iran to Uzbekistan, boosting Central Asia access, trade efficiency, and regional connectivity.
  • Central Asia, Economy, News, South Asia
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