According to the Washington Post, dozens of advanced weapons made in the United States—originally handed over to former Afghan security forces of Afghanistan during the American military presence—are now in the hands of opponents of the Pakistani government. This comes despite the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan consistently denying such claims. …
Read More »U.S. accues Iran of supporting Islamic Emirate
The U.S. spokesperson of the State Department, Tammy Bruce, said that Iran has been supporting the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. Addressing a press conference, Bruce stated: “We know, of course, that the Iranian regime has always been hostile to the United States and its allies and partners. “The United States …
Read More »Islamic Emirate and India Face Decisive Action, Says Pakistani Official
Rana Sanaullah, senior advisor of Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, warned during a press conference that Pakistan will no longer tolerate terrorism. He emphasized that elements affiliated with the Islamic Emirate and Indian intelligence operating on Pakistani soil will face firm and strict measures. Sanaullah also pointed to the rising …
Read More »Taliban’s Efforts to Combat Terrorist Groups Are Insufficient, Says Russia
AT News – Albert P. Khorev, Russia’s ambassador to Pakistan, has stated that the Taliban’s efforts to counter armed groups are inadequate and that Afghanistan continues to face serious security and economic challenges. In an interview with The Express Tribune, the Russian ambassador emphasized that Afghanistan’s security situation remains concerning …
Read More »Iran transfers 149 Afghan inmates to Taliban
Iran has handed over 149 Afghan prisoners to the Taliban to serve the remainder of their sentences in Afghanistan, according to Askar Jalalian, Iran’s Deputy for Human Rights and International Affairs. The Islamic Republic Newspaper reported that the transfer was carried out under an agreement between Iran and the Taliban. …
Read More »UNICEF Builds Schools for Afghan Children as Taliban Ban on Girls’ Education Continues
March 19, 2025 — In a country where education remains a battleground, UNICEF is constructing 165 schools across Afghanistan, offering a beacon of hope for thousands of children, even as the Taliban’s sweeping restrictions continue to bar girls above sixth grade from attending class for a fourth consecutive year. With …
Read More »The regeneration of Afghanistan
by Elenoire Laudieri European analyst of international affairs AT Kabul: Three years after the end of U.S. and Nato military occupation, Afghanistan is receiving little if any attention in the West. It is believed that since the return of the Taliban government, the country has fallen into social and political …
Read More »Taliban Forces Arrest Third Cleric for Criticizing Ban on Girls’ Education
KABUL–Taliban intelligence forces have arrested Mawlavi Abdul Aziz Shuja, a religious scholar who had publicly criticized the group’s ban on girls’ education, in Kabul. Shuja was summoned by Taliban intelligence via a phone call around 10:00 AM on Tuesday, January 28. He went to their office and never returned home. …
Read More »IOM Appeals for $500 Million to Help Displaced Afghans in 2025
AT Kabul: The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has asked for nearly $500 million to help Afghan refugees in 2025. This is part of a larger plan to raise $8.2 billion to support 100 million people worldwide who are affected by war, poverty, and displacement. The IOM says it will …
Read More »A Young boy kills his mother with a knife in faryab Province of Afghanistan
AT Kabul: Local sources in Faryab reported that a young boy killed his mother with a knife in the center of this province. According to the sources, this murder took place yesterday (Saturday, 22nd December) in the 9th district of Meimeneh city. The assailant was named Qiamuddin, who stabbed his …
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