TEHRAN — Iranian authorities have arrested more than 14,000 undocumented migrants in the province of Semnan over the past year, according to Sardar Jalil Moghoofe’i, the province’s law enforcement commander. Speaking to ISNA, Iran’s state news agency, Moghoofe’i said that 8,200 of those detained have been deported after undergoing legal …
Read More »Anti-Radical Cleric Muneer Shakir Dies From Injuries After Peshawar Blast
AT Kabul — Muneer Shakir, an anti-radical cleric succumbed to his injuries at a hospital on Saturday following a deadly explosion near a police checkpoint in Peshawar, Pakistani officials confirmed. The blast, which took place near the Ormur police checkpoint, left Shakir and three others—identified as Khushal, Abid, and Syed …
Read More »Top ISIS Leader Abu Khadijah Killed in Precision U.S. Airstrike in Iraq, Major Blow to Terror Group
Kabul AT: In a significant victory against the Islamic State (ISIS), the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that one of the highest-ranking members of ISIS, Abdullah Maki Misleh al-Rifai, also known as Abu Khadijah, was killed in a precise airstrike in Anbar province, Iraq. The operation, carried out on March …
Read More »Jamiat-e-Islami Condemns Attack on Passenger Train in Pakistan
Jamiat-e-Islami of Afghanistan about recent attack by Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) on a train in Pakistan wrote on its X page that terrorism is a global issue that serves no country’s interests and poses a threat to all nations, including Afghanistan. The party added that the international community must adopt …
Read More »Spanish Media: 11 TTP Members Arrested in a Joint Operation by Spanish and Italian Security Forces
Spanish media outlets report that 11 members of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has been arrested in a joint operation by Spanish and Italian security forces. Spanish media claim that TTP-affiliated members, who were arrested by Spanish police in Barcelona, were involved in various murders, robberies, and kidnappings. Spanish police have so …
Read More »U.S. President Trump’s decision to suspend foreign aid could have serious consequences for Afghanistan
by Elenoire Laudieri AT Kabul: U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to suspend aid to Afghanistan while reducing USAID operations is likely to have a dramatic impact on Afghanistan, which depends on outside aid for essential services. Experts warn that a permanent cut in aid could have serious consequences for the …
Read More »Four Indian companies among those sanctioned by US over alleged involvement in Iran’s oil trade
The United States has sanctioned four India-based companies over their alleged involvement in trade and transportation of Iranian crude oil and petroleum products. As part of the Trump administration’s “maximum pressure campaign” on Iran, the US Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), and the US Department …
Read More »Revitalising Afghanistan’s Soil: Pathways to Agricultural Prosperity
Dr. Aniruddha Babar, Academician and Independent Researcher. Director, "Project Constitutional Justice- A People's Initiative", Tuensang, State of Nagaland, India.
Read More »Between Theocracy and Governance: Afghanistan’s 2025 Political Framework
Dr. Aniruddha Babar, Academician and Independent Researcher. Director, “Project Constitutional Justice- A People’s Initiative”, Tuensang, State of Nagaland, INDIA AT Kabul: “In the heart of Asia, Afghanistan stands at a crossroads-where tradition shapes law, sovereignty defines power, and the world watches closely. As the nation redefines governance through an Islamic …
Read More »Afghanistan’s Water Sovereignty: A Path to Stability, Development, and Regional Cooperation
Dr. Aniruddha Babar (Academician, Writer and Independent Researcher. Director, “Project Constitutional Justice- A People’s Initiative”, Tuensang, State of Nagaland, INDIA.) AT Kabul: Water is the foundation of civilization, shaping economies, sustaining communities, and fostering regional cooperation. For Afghanistan, a country defined by its rugged landscapes and extensive river systems, water …
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