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Pakistani Religious Scholars’ Delegation Travels to Kabul for Talks With Officials
A delegation of Pakistani religious scholars has traveled to Kabul for talks with Taliban authorities as tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan continue to escalate...
Kabul Says It Is Ready to Respond to Any Violation of Afghanistan’s Territory
Kabul says its forces stand fully prepared to respond to any violation of Afghanistan’s territory, warning neighbours that recent cross-border tensions will be met...
192 Afghanistan citizens released from Pakistani prisons
192 Afghanistan citizens were released from Pakistani prisons and returned home. The Taliban's Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation has announced that 192 Afghan nationals have...
Canada warns citizens against travel to Afghanistan due to security risks
Canada has warned its citizens against traveling to Afghanistan due to ongoing violence, kidnappings, arbitrary arrests, and human rights violations.The Canadian government issued a...
One-Third of Afghans struggle with hunger: WFP
The World Food Program (WFP) reports that one-third of Afghanistan’s population is facing severe hunger due to ongoing economic challenges. The World Food Program (WFP)...
Children displacement soars in Afghanistan due to climate change
The Save the Children organization has announced that during the first six months of the current calendar year, at least 38,000 people, predominantly children,...
UNAMA Report: Arbitrary detentions, torture, and killings of former security forces in Afghanistan
In its latest report, UNAMA revealed that from April to June 2024, it documented at least 60 cases of arbitrary detention, 10 cases of...
US State Dept pressures Taliban to revoke discriminatory decrees against Afghan women
The U.S. State Department asserts it's pressuring the Taliban alongside allies and partners to rescind discriminatory laws against Afghan women and girls. It states that...
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