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Taliban Leader Calls for Unity and Respect in Eid Message
In a recent Eid al-Fitr message, Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada, leader of the Taliban, outlined the importance of fostering relationships based on Islamic principles while urging non-interference in Afghanistan’s internal matters. He highlighted the need for national unity, efforts against corruption, and emphasized the role of education and support for returning Afghan migrants.
Monday, 30 March , 2026 -
Calls for Investigation into Afghan Refugee’s Tragic Death in U.S. Custody
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is pressing for a thorough investigation into the suspicious death of Nazheer Paktiwal, an Afghan refugee and former U.S. military collaborator, who died shortly after his arrest by immigration authorities. Advocates are concerned about the treatment of refugees and are demanding transparency in the inquiry surrounding Paktiwal’s demise, amid rising calls for accountability from U.S. officials.
Monday, 30 March , 2026 -
World Food Programme Launches Relief for Afghan Families Amid Growing Border Conflicts
The World Food Programme has initiated emergency food distribution for over 20,000 Afghan families displaced by escalating clashes between Taliban forces and Pakistan. With around 115,000 people uprooted and significant civilian casualties reported, the humanitarian crisis continues to deepen. Additional support is anticipated, while organizations warn of severe impacts on children and essential services in the region. Calls for diplomatic resolutions to the conflict are urgent as millions face increasing hunger and instability.
Monday, 30 March , 2026 -
Taliban’s Supreme Court Enforces Corporal Punishments for Drug Traffickers Amidst Global Outcry
The Taliban’s Supreme Court has initiated whipping and imprisonment sentences for 21 individuals convicted of drug and alcohol trafficking in Kabul. This enforcement of Sharia law is sparking significant backlash from international human rights organizations, who warn that such practices violate international laws. Despite mounting criticism, Taliban officials remain committed to these punitive measures, asserting their necessity for societal security.
Monday, 30 March , 2026 -
UN Security Council Faces Tensions Over UNAMA’s Future in Afghanistan
The United Nations Security Council is set to vote on the extension of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), amidst disagreement primarily between the U.S. and China. While the U.S. proposes a controversial three-month extension to reassess the mission’s alignment with Taliban governance, China and other members advocate for a standard year-long extension, warning of potential instability and negative impacts on both UNAMA’s operations and the Afghan populace.
Monday, 30 March , 2026 -
Former Balochistan Intelligence Chief Calls for Action Against Taliban Government
Jan Achakzai, ex-intelligence chief of Balochistan, has made bold demands for Pakistan to formally act against the Taliban, proposing a detailed plan that includes recognizing Afghan opposition groups and establishing a buffer zone. His controversial stance highlights rising tensions between Islamabad and Kabul, urging a shift from diplomacy to direct confrontation to support anti-Taliban movements.
Monday, 30 March , 2026 -
India Condemns Pakistan’s Airstrikes on Afghanistan, Heightening Regional Tensions
In a formal condemnation, India’s Ministry of External Affairs criticized Pakistan’s recent airstrikes across several Afghan provinces, labeling them as aggressive actions that violate Afghanistan’s sovereignty. In retaliation, Pakistan defended its military operations, calling them necessary measures against terrorist bases. Amid escalating military tensions, India’s stance reinforces its support for Afghanistan’s independence, indicating a growing diplomatic confrontation between the neighboring countries.
Monday, 30 March , 2026 -
Escalating Tensions: Pakistan’s Airstrikes Target Taliban Strongholds in Kandahar
As conflict intensifies between Afghanistan and Pakistan, heavy air and rocket strikes by Pakistani forces have hit critical Taliban military sites in Kandahar, raising alarms over an impending humanitarian disaster. Amid escalating retaliatory actions, the UN reports that over 16,000 families have been displaced due to recent violence. Both governments remain tight-lipped about the consequences, as the situation on the ground worsens.
Monday, 30 March , 2026 -
Ahmad Massoud Critiques Taliban’s Security Policies Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions in Afghanistan
In a stark address marking the anniversary of Abdul Ali Mazari, Ahmad Massoud, leader of the National Resistance Front, condemned the Taliban for transforming Afghanistan into a battleground and a haven for terrorist groups. He highlighted the alarming presence of various extremist organizations in the country and the ongoing military efforts of his group despite significant challenges. Massoud emphasized that without a truly inclusive government, Afghanistan will likely remain a source of instability in the region.
Monday, 30 March , 2026 -
Afghanistan’s Government Criticizes U.S. and Israel’s Actions Against Iran
In a recent television interview, Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesperson for Afghanistan’s interim government, condemned U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran, asserting the country’s strong defensive capabilities. He also addressed the detention of American citizens in Afghanistan, rejecting U.S. claims of unlawful imprisonment, and criticized the ongoing economic sanctions and outdated tactics employed by Washington in the region.
Monday, 30 March , 2026 -
UN Report Highlights Alarming Civilian Casualties Amid Taliban-Pakistan Clashes
A recent report from the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan reveals that ongoing violence between the Taliban and Pakistan has resulted in a tragic toll of civilian casualties, with over half being women and children. The report documents 56 deaths and 129 injuries in just one week, alongside a displacement crisis affecting more than 115,000 individuals in border regions. The UN Human Rights Council has urged an immediate ceasefire to prevent further suffering.
Tuesday, 10 March , 2026 -
Russia and Taliban Discuss Regional Stability Amid Rising Tensions
In a recent phone call, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Taliban’s Amir Khan Muttaqi addressed the strained relations between Kabul and Islamabad, advocating for political solutions to enhance regional stability. They also condemned recent U.S. and Israeli actions in the Middle East, warning of potential fallout that could exacerbate insecurity in the region. Both leaders underscored the necessity of ongoing diplomatic efforts to tackle shared challenges.
Monday, 9 March , 2026 -
Taliban’s Economic Commission Approves Water Transfer Project to Boost Kabul’s Resources
In a significant meeting led by Mullah Baradar, the Taliban’s Economic Commission has greenlit plans to transfer water from the Panjshir River to Kabul. This initiative, expected to enhance the national budget by 60 billion Afghanis annually, includes urgent budgeting for the project and the establishment of new production standards to improve the quality of goods in the market.
Wednesday, 25 February , 2026 -
UN Reports Rising Civilian Toll Amid Airstrikes by Pakistan in Afghanistan
The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan has reported heavy civilian casualties, with Pakistani airstrikes in Nangarhar and Paktika provinces resulting in the deaths and injuries of women and children. The situation escalates tensions between Kabul and Islamabad, as both sides offer conflicting narratives while calls for restraint and dialogue intensify. The UN and Iran urge immediate cessation of hostilities to prevent further destabilization in the region.
Wednesday, 25 February , 2026 -
Afghanistan Cricket Board Announces March Series Against Sri Lanka
The Afghanistan Cricket Board has unveiled the schedule for a crucial bilateral series against Sri Lanka, featuring three T20 and three ODI matches between March 13 and March 25. Hosted in Sharjah and Dubai, this series offers Afghanistan an opportunity to rebound from their recent World Cup exit and improve their world rankings, all while rallying support from their passionate fan base in the UAE.
Wednesday, 25 February , 2026 -
Taliban Denies Safety Concerns for Chinese Nationals in Afghanistan
Zabiullah Mujahid, spokesperson for Afghanistan’s Taliban-led government, has rebutted claims by Foreign Policy suggesting that Kabul cannot guarantee the safety of Chinese nationals. He attributed recent border incidents to smuggling activities rather than targeted attacks, insisting that security forces are committed to protecting foreign investments and workers. Mujahid’s remarks highlight a broader geopolitical tension regarding Afghanistan’s resources amid increasing scrutiny over the safety of international laborers.
Tuesday, 24 February , 2026 -
Rising Tensions: U.S. and Pakistan’s Strategy to Influence Kabul Exposed
A source has revealed that the recent military pressures from Pakistan on Afghanistan are part of a coordinated effort with the U.S. to control Kabul’s political landscape and reclaim Bagram Air Base. This strategy aims to undermine Afghan independence and redefine the Taliban’s role in the region, but the Afghan government’s firm response showcases a commitment to national sovereignty amidst escalating external pressures.
Tuesday, 24 February , 2026 -
Surge in Afghan Expulsions from Pakistan Raises Humanitarian Concerns
A report by the IOM and UNHCR reveals a staggering 33% increase in Afghan deportations from Pakistan in early February 2026, with returning migrants citing fear of detention as their primary reason for leaving. This influx of over 38,000 individuals in recent weeks worsens the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, as many arrive without basic necessities, putting immense pressure on the country’s already strained resources.
Sunday, 22 February , 2026 -
Sharp Rise in Afghan Expulsions from Pakistan Sparks Humanitarian Crisis
A recent report by the IOM and UNHCR indicates a staggering 33% increase in the expulsion of Afghan nationals from Pakistan during the first week of February 2026. Over 2,000 individuals were forcibly removed in a climate of fear, with many stating their return was driven by the threat of police detention. This sudden influx of returnees is straining Afghanistan’s already limited resources, prompting serious concerns about the humanitarian implications and the legality of such actions.
Sunday, 22 February , 2026 -
UN Human Rights Rapporteur to Address Alarming Health Rights Violations for Afghan Women in Geneva
Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan, is set to reveal a critical report on the dire health rights of women and girls in Afghanistan at the Human Rights Council in Geneva. His findings highlight severe restrictions, akin to gender apartheid, and the risks faced by Afghan refugees, particularly women and activists, amid forced deportations. Bennett’s address promises to increase pressure on the Taliban as the international community weighs its response.
Friday, 20 February , 2026
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