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  • Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Leader Calls for Rethink on Pakistan’s Afghanistan Policies

    Maulana Fazlur Rehman has accused the Pakistani government of enabling U.S. military operations in Afghanistan and is urging a reassessment of the nation’s foreign policy. Highlighting the need for a new approach towards neighboring countries, he stresses that such changes could foster greater stability and security in the region, while also criticizing domestic issues, including the treatment of religious institutions and the detention of former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

    Wednesday, 22 July , 2026

  • Devastating Flood in Nuristan Claims 20 Lives and Leaves Over 100 Missing

    A catastrophic flood in Nuristan province, Afghanistan, has resulted in at least 20 deaths and over 100 individuals reported missing, including local officials. The disaster has wreaked havoc in the capital, Paroon, destroying homes, markets, and infrastructure. Rescue operations are hampered by challenging terrain, and authorities warn of further rain and potential floods.

    Tuesday, 21 July , 2026

  • Severe Weather Warning: Heavy Rainfall and Strong Winds Expected Across Multiple Provinces

    The Meteorological Department has alerted residents in over ten provinces to prepare for significant rainfall, flash floods, and dangerously high wind speeds, with warnings issued for northern, western, central, and southeastern regions. As weather systems converge, the public is urged to take precautions to safeguard lives and property.

    Monday, 20 July , 2026

  • UN Urged to Act Against Violence Towards Women in Afghanistan Detention

    Afghanistan’s acting UN representative, Nasir Ahmad FaIQ, has called for urgent action from the international community after reports reveal severe violence against women and girls detained for hijab violations in Herat. Highlighting abuse of authority by local officials, FaIQ stressed the need for immediate accountability and international intervention to address these distressing human rights violations.

    Sunday, 19 July , 2026

  • Armed Group Temporarily Seizes Control in Badakhshan District, Sparking Security Concerns

    In a surprising escalation, an armed group reportedly took control of the Yiftal Payin district center in Badakhshan, challenging Taliban authority. Officials claim the assault was swiftly contained, yet analysts warn this incident raises significant questions about the security landscape in Afghanistan, pointing to potential guerrilla warfare and internal strife within Taliban ranks.

    Saturday, 18 July , 2026

  • Human Rights Watch Criticizes Pakistan’s Airstrikes in Afghanistan, Calls for Investigation

    Human Rights Watch has condemned Pakistan’s recent air and artillery attacks on Afghan territory as illegal and demands an independent international probe into potential war crimes. The organization highlights rising civilian casualties, including a deadly strike on a Kabul treatment center, while Kabul refutes Islamabad’s security claims. As diplomatic tensions escalate, the UN confirms no credible evidence supports Pakistan’s allegations regarding militant actions from Afghanistan.

    Friday, 17 July , 2026

  • Over 1,400 Afghan Refugees Return Home After Release from Pakistani Detention

    In a significant development, more than 1,400 Afghan refugees, including many families, have returned to Afghanistan after being released from detention centers in Pakistan. This mass return comes amid increasing arrests of undocumented migrants in Pakistan, raising concerns about the treatment of Afghan nationals and prompting diplomatic discussions between Kabul and Islamabad on this pressing humanitarian issue.

    Friday, 17 July , 2026

  • Bamiyan Seminar: Taliban Officials Defend Security Claims Amidst Criticism of Historical Atrocities

    During a seminar in Bamiyan, Taliban officials claimed to have established nationwide security, citing improvements in safety as a key achievement. However, their narrative has faced significant backlash from critics who highlight historical atrocities and ongoing media censorship, revealing a stark contrast to the regime’s portrayal of stability and progress amidst a dire economic crisis.

    Friday, 17 July , 2026

  • Afghan Diplomats Pay Respects at Former Emir of Qatar’s Funeral

    In a show of solidarity, Afghan officials from Kabul’s embassy attended the funeral of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani in Doha, extending condolences on behalf of Afghanistan’s leadership. This significant event highlighted the enduring diplomatic ties between Kabul and Doha, with representatives acknowledging Qatar’s crucial role in Afghan peace efforts.

    Monday, 13 July , 2026

  • Controversy Erupts Over Afghan Commando’s Death in ICE Custody in Texas

    The death of Mohammad Nazir Paktiwal, a former Afghan commando, has raised serious concerns following Texas officials’ declaration that he died from an allergic reaction and asthma attack in ICE custody. His unexpected demise within 24 hours of detention has led to protests and demands for transparency from his family and lawmakers, who question the adequacy of medical care provided to him.

    Wednesday, 8 July , 2026

  • Punjab Police Detains Afghan Doctor and Medical Students Amid Visa Controversy

    In a disturbing development, Punjab police have arrested an Afghan doctor and several medical students, citing expired residency visas as the reason. This marks an escalation in the crackdown on Afghan nationals in Pakistan, raising concerns among human rights advocates as officials remain silent on the matter.

    Tuesday, 7 July , 2026

  • Honoring a Hero: Afghanistan’s First Astronaut Abdul Ahad Momand Repatriated for Final Rest

    The remains of Abdul Ahad Momand, Afghanistan’s pioneering astronaut, have returned to Kabul following his passing in Germany. A grand ceremony welcomed him home, honoring his legacy as the first Afghan in space. Momand’s burial will take place in Meranjan Hill cemetery, fulfilling his wish to rest in his homeland after years of exile.

    Monday, 6 July , 2026

  • Afghan Asylum Seekers Dominate EU Applications, with Germany as Top Destination

    A recent report from the EU’s refugee agency reveals that Afghan nationals submitted over 37,000 asylum requests, making them the largest group of applicants in Europe. Germany remains the most popular destination, with 40% of Afghans seeking refuge choosing the country. While overall asylum applications have decreased, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain still receive the majority of requests from those fleeing regional crises.

    Monday, 6 July , 2026

  • Taliban Launches Recruitment Drive in Badakhshan Amid Rising Internal Strife

    In response to growing tensions within their ranks, the Taliban has initiated a recruitment campaign targeting young men aged 20 to 24 in the border districts of Badakhshan province. Applicants must secure endorsements from local leaders, while stringent restrictions, including a ban on communication devices during training, aim to preserve military security amid concerns of infiltration.

    Monday, 6 July , 2026

  • Taliban Officials Express Discontent Over Tehran’s Recognition of Opposition Leaders

    The recent farewell ceremony for Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei has triggered backlash from Taliban officials in Kabul regarding Tehran’s diplomatic engagement with opposition factions. Senior Taliban members criticized the inclusion of recognized leaders from opposing groups, viewing it as an infringement on Afghanistan’s sovereignty. Meanwhile, other Afghan political factions applauded Iran’s move, framing it as a pivotal assertion of ethnic pluralism amidst a fragmented political landscape.

    Monday, 6 July , 2026

  • Taliban Shifts Forces Northward Amidst Rising Tensions in Badakhshan

    Recent reports indicate that the Taliban is relocating military units from central Afghanistan to the northern regions, particularly Badakhshan, in response to escalating conflicts among local Tajik leaders and the Kandahari faction. This strategic move aims to reinforce control over vulnerable areas and quell rising public discontent. Alongside these troop movements, an emergency military budget request has surfaced on social media, further highlighting the urgency of the security situation.

    Thursday, 2 July , 2026

  • Russia Urges Pakistan and Afghanistan to Engage in Dialogue Amid Escalating Violence

    The Russian Foreign Ministry has condemned Pakistan’s airstrikes in eastern Afghanistan, describing the situation as tragic and calling for an immediate ceasefire. With civilian casualties reported and ongoing tensions between Kabul and Islamabad, Russia emphasizes the importance of diplomatic solutions to prevent further destabilization in the region.

    Wednesday, 1 July , 2026

  • Taliban Targets ISIS with Nighttime Airstrikes Amid Rising Tensions in Pakistan

    The Taliban’s Ministry of Defense has confirmed successful airstrikes on ISIS positions in Pakistan’s Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces. This operation comes in the wake of recent Pakistani military strikes that resulted in civilian casualties in Afghanistan, escalating regional tensions. Meanwhile, the Pakistan Army reported shooting down four drones entering its airspace amid these developments.

    Wednesday, 1 July , 2026

  • Pakistan Moves to Detain Afghan Refugees Amid Tensions with Kabul

    In a controversial decision, the Pakistani Interior Ministry has mandated the immediate arrest and deportation of undocumented Afghan refugees starting July 10, amid escalating military tensions with Afghanistan. This directive has raised urgent concerns among civil rights activists and refugee families, particularly vulnerable groups fearing for their safety. As humanitarian conditions worsen, critics argue that this move further complicates the already precarious situation for Afghan migrants in Pakistan.

    Tuesday, 30 June , 2026

  • Diplomatic Dialogue Urged Amid Rising Tensions Between Afghanistan and Pakistan

    Sardar Ahmad Shakib, the Taliban’s ambassador in Islamabad, has called for constructive dialogue to address growing disputes between Afghanistan and Pakistan. His remarks highlight the detrimental impact of ongoing tensions on bilateral relations and the daily lives of citizens. As reports of civilian casualties from recent military airstrikes emerge, UNAMA warns that the situation could worsen if conflicts remain unresolved.

    Tuesday, 30 June , 2026

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