Accidents

  • U.S. Plans Controversial Return of CIA-Trained Afghan Forces Amidst Rising Tensions

    Abdul Karim Khurram, former head of Hamid Karzai’s office, alleges that the U.S. is using a recent National Guard shooting as a pretext to return thousands of CIA-trained Afghan forces. He warns that this could exacerbate the already volatile situation in the region, raising serious questions about Washington’s true motives.

    Saturday, 29 November , 2025
  • Deadlock in Islamabad-Istanbul Talks: Taliban Rejects Pakistan’s Demands Over India’s Role

    Recent security negotiations between Taliban representatives and Pakistani intelligence officials in Istanbul have ended in stalemate, primarily due to conflicting views on India’s involvement in Afghanistan and the activities of the TTP. Pakistan’s claims of Indian support for opposition groups were dismissed by Kabul officials, highlighting a significant rift in regional relations.

    Wednesday, 26 November , 2025
  • Turkey Forms National Justice Party for Turkmen: A Strategic Move in Central Asia

    The newly established National Justice Party in Istanbul aims to unite Afghanistan’s Turkmen community while distancing them from Uzbeks. Analysts see this as part of Turkey’s broader pan-Turkism strategy to enhance its influence over oil and gas resources in northern Afghanistan and to counter Russia’s dominance in the region.

    Wednesday, 26 November , 2025
  • Urgent Call to Action: UN-Habitat Highlights Dire Conditions for Returning Afghan Refugees

    The UN-Habitat Office reports on the challenges faced by returning Afghan refugees, emphasizing that many are starting anew with nothing. The organization calls for increased global support to provide shelter and essential services to over 2 million Afghans forcibly returned from neighboring countries.

    Wednesday, 19 November , 2025
  • Pakistan Closes Afghanistan Border Indefinitely Over Terrorism Concerns

    Pakistan has indefinitely closed its border crossings with Afghanistan, demanding action against terrorist groups, particularly the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). This move impacts regional trade, leaving thousands of trucks stranded, and highlights Islamabad’s hardline approach amid escalating tensions with the Taliban.

    Tuesday, 18 November , 2025
  • Pakistan’s Interior Minister Accuses Afghanistan of Terrorism Amid Rising Tensions

    In a heated statement, Mohsin Naqvi, Pakistan’s Interior Minister, has accused Afghanistan of orchestrating recent terrorist attacks inside Pakistan, including a devastating suicide bombing and a deadly strike on the Wana Military Academy. Highlighting the involvement of cross-border militants, Naqvi’s remarks come amidst deteriorating relations between the two nations, signaling a deepening security crisis.

    Sunday, 16 November , 2025
  • Hamid Karzai Urges Reopening of Schools for Girls on World Science Day

    On World Science Day for Peace and Development, former Afghan President Hamid Karzai highlighted the critical need for universal education in Afghanistan, particularly for girls, urging the reopening of schools and universities. He warned of severe societal consequences as over 2.2 million girls face deprivation of education due to the Taliban’s ban.

    Tuesday, 11 November , 2025
  • India’s Resilience: A Model Against U.S. Interventionism

    An Afghan analyst critiques U.S. interventions in South Asia, highlighting Trump’s tariffs on India as an example of undue pressure. India’s resistance to U.S. demands may inspire other nations to prioritize their sovereignty and interests amidst geopolitical tensions.

    Monday, 10 November , 2025
  • Tensions Rise as Pakistan Withdraws from Peace Talks with Afghanistan

    Escalating tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan follow the unexpected departure of the Pakistani delegation from peace negotiations in Istanbul. Afghan officials assert they will not tolerate any attacks from Pakistani territory, signaling a potential new phase of conflict amidst worsening relations.

    Tuesday, 28 October , 2025
  • EU Boosts Health Services in Afghanistan with Additional €1 Million Funding

    The European Union has committed an additional €1 million to enhance health services in Afghanistan, raising total support to €7 million. This funding aims to improve emergency and life-saving care, particularly for marginalized communities, as part of ongoing humanitarian efforts to address the country’s critical health needs.

    Wednesday, 22 October , 2025
  • Taliban’s Minister of Justice: The Palestinian Issue Remains a Priority for Muslims

    Sheikh Abdul Hakim Shara’i, the Taliban’s Minister of Justice, delivered the Taliban leadership’s message on Palestine at the International Conference of the Muslim World League in Mecca. He emphasized that the Islamic Ummah has not fulfilled its responsibilities toward Palestine and expressed regret, seeking forgiveness from God, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and Palestinian brothers.

    Saturday, 8 March , 2025
  • Human Rights Organizations Demand Halt to Forced Deportation of Afghan Migrants from Pakistan

    A number of human rights organizations and refugee advocates have issued an open letter requesting the government of Pakistan to stop the forced deportation of Afghan migrants. These organizations emphasized that this action is in violation of international laws and Pakistan’s commitments towards refugees.

    Sunday, 2 March , 2025
  • Pakistan Expels Afghan Refugees from Islamabad and Rawalpindi

    The Pakistani government has ordered Afghan refugees with valid residency documents to leave Islamabad and Rawalpindi by February 28 and move to Peshawar. Meanwhile, those without legal documents will be deported to Afghanistan via Torkham.

    Friday, 28 February , 2025
  • Gulbuddin Hekmatyar: The Taliban Are Incapable of Governing the Country

    Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, leader of the Hezb-e-Islami Afghanistan, has expressed concern about the current situation under Taliban rule, calling it a threat to the future of Afghanistan. He emphasized that daily attacks, increasing migration, and the Taliban’s inability to manage the country have created major challenges.

    Monday, 24 February , 2025
  • Reports of Forced Marriages and Abuse in Taliban Prisons

    Recent reports indicate that the arrest of Afghan women by Taliban forces has increased due to various reasons, including not having a male guardian, attempting to gain an education, and other baseless accusations.

    Sunday, 16 February , 2025
  • Rising Tensions Between Kabul and Islamabad: Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan at the Center of Disputes

    The spokesperson for Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that the main cause of tensions between Islamabad and Kabul is the presence of safe havens for Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in Afghanistan.

    Saturday, 15 February , 2025
  • Taliban: The Muslims of Gaza Will Never Lose Their Identity

    Abdullah Azzam, the head of Mullah Baradar’s office, emphasized the resilience of the Palestinian people in Gaza, stating that they will never abandon their land and identity.

    Tuesday, 11 February , 2025
  • Shocking UNICEF Statistics: Millions of Afghan Children in Urgent Need of Food Assistance

    According to a new UNICEF report, child malnutrition in Afghanistan remains critical. In January 2025, over 200 children under the age of five received medical treatment. Rising poverty and unemployment after the Taliban’s takeover have put millions of Afghan children at severe risk.

    Sunday, 9 February , 2025
  • Afghanistan’s Border Areas; A New Haven for ISIS with Pakistan’s Support

    The increasing presence of ISIS fighters in Afghanistan’s border areas, along with financial and logistical support from Pakistan, has heightened concerns about potentially severe attacks against the Taliban in the upcoming spring. Limited local cooperation and restricted intelligence access have made it difficult for the Taliban to identify and counter ISIS threats.

    Saturday, 8 February , 2025
  • Sheikh Hibatullah’s New Decree on Separate Burial for Men and Women Sparks Taliban Divisions

    According to a new decree by Sheikh Hibatullah, the leader of the Taliban, men and women will now be buried separately in Afghan cemeteries. This order has been officially sent from Kandahar’s office to the Taliban’s Prime Minister for implementation.

    Saturday, 8 February , 2025