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  • Russia Urges Taliban and Pakistan to Resolve Tensions Through Diplomacy

    Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, calls for a peaceful resolution of disputes between the Taliban and Pakistan, emphasizing Russia’s readiness to mediate and promote regional stability amidst escalating tensions.

    Monday, 17 November , 2025

  • Pakistan’s Defense Minister Demands Taliban Commitment to Regional Stability

    In a decisive plea for regional stability, Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaaja Muhammad Asif insists that the Taliban must provide a written commitment ensuring Afghan territory will not be used against Pakistan. This demand, supported by key regional allies, comes amid rising border tensions and terrorist threats linked to Afghanistan, reflecting Pakistan’s urgent call for unified efforts in combating terrorism.

    Sunday, 16 November , 2025

  • Taliban’s Ban on Celebrations Sparks Controversy Over Forced Fund Collection

    The Taliban’s recent order to ban wedding and mourning ceremonies in Afghanistan has led to the controversial collection of funds from organizers, directed towards financing jihad schools and supporting foreign fighters. Governor Mawlawi Mohammad Yusuf Wafa’s enforcement of this decree has raised significant concerns regarding individual rights and the use of private assets for ideological purposes.

    Monday, 17 November , 2025

  • Iran’s Foreign Minister Highlights Diplomatic Efforts to Ease Taliban-Pakistan Tensions

    Abbas Araqchi, Iran’s Foreign Minister, announces intensified diplomatic initiatives aimed at stabilizing relations between the Taliban and Pakistan, with hopes for an upcoming regional meeting. Pakistan welcomes Iran’s mediation, emphasizing the importance of addressing border terrorism.

    Tuesday, 18 November , 2025

  • Taliban’s Education Restrictions in Afghanistan Classified as Cultural Genocide

    A report by the Alliance of Human Rights Activists reveals that the Taliban’s educational policies in Afghanistan targeting girls and students meet the criteria for cultural genocide, urging the international community to recognize these actions as a severe threat to the identity and future of the country’s youth.

    Wednesday, 19 November , 2025

  • Taliban Government Expresses Condolences for Indian Pilgrims Killed in Medina Accident

    The Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has extended heartfelt condolences to the families of 45 Indian Umrah pilgrims who tragically lost their lives in a recent traffic accident in Medina, offering prayers for the injured and support to the Government of India.

    Friday, 21 November , 2025

  • Iran Seeks Regional Stability Through Diplomatic Talks with Taliban and Russia

    Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi engages in crucial discussions with Taliban’s Amir Khan Muttaqi and Russia’s Sergei Lavrov, focusing on enhancing regional stability and resolving tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The talks emphasize the importance of dialogue, with Pakistan welcoming Iran’s mediation efforts.

    Friday, 21 November , 2025

  • Taliban and UAE Strengthen Ties: Key Discussions on Afghan Detainees and Consular Relations

    In a significant meeting, Taliban ambassador Badruddin Haqqani and UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Shukrallah Al-Mansouri discussed essential consular issues affecting Afghans in the UAE, including the status of detainees, family visitation rights, and visa issuance, with promises of full cooperation from the Emirati government.

    Sunday, 23 November , 2025

  • Afghan Refugees in Qatar Stage Hunger Strike Amid Growing Uncertainty Over Resettlement

    Afghan refugees at the Al-Saliya camp in Qatar are protesting their dire conditions through hunger strikes, driven by frustration over prolonged uncertainty and the potential cessation of U.S. immigration support for resettlement. With over 250,000 refugees at risk, the situation is becoming increasingly critical as funding cuts loom.

    Wednesday, 26 November , 2025

  • UNDP Warns of Humanitarian Crisis as Over 2.3 Million Afghan Migrants Return in 2025

    The UNDP has raised alarms over the return of more than 2.3 million Afghan migrants in 2025, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the country. Host communities face increasing economic and social pressures, pushing resilience to its limits. However, with the right support, returnees could leverage their skills to foster community rebuilding and transformation.

    Saturday, 29 November , 2025

  • Pakistan Army Warns: $7.2 Billion in U.S. Weapons Left in Afghanistan a Major Threat to Regional Security

    Ahmad Sharif Chowdhury, spokesperson for the Pakistan Army, raises alarm over the $7.2 billion worth of American weapons remaining in Afghanistan, asserting it endangers the region and reinforces terrorism through support for the Taliban regime. He emphasizes the need for vigilance against terrorist groups and warns that effective governance is crucial for border security.

    Sunday, 30 November , 2025

  • Taliban Ambassador Blames Pakistan’s ISI for Conspiracy Following Deadly Washington Shooting

    In the wake of a tragic shooting in Washington that left a National Guard soldier dead, Taliban ambassador Soheil Shaheen has accused Pakistan’s intelligence agency of orchestrating a conspiracy to tarnish the Taliban’s image. This incident underscores ongoing security concerns in Afghanistan post-U.S. withdrawal and reignites the debate over immigration policies in the U.S.

    Monday, 1 December , 2025

  • Hamid Karzai’s Controversial Support for the Taliban: An Analysis of Ethnic Nationalism in Afghanistan

    Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai’s recent comments advocating for the preservation of the Taliban regime have ignited fierce criticism. Analysts claim that Karzai’s alignment with the Taliban leader and focus on girls’ education detracts from deeper issues, reinforcing a politically charged agenda that aims to sustain an ethnic nationalist power structure in Afghanistan.

    Monday, 1 December , 2025

  • Taliban’s Shift Towards India: A Political Gamble That Could Cost Them Dearly

    Asif Durrani, former special representative of Pakistan, warns that the Taliban’s growing ties with India could lead to their political demise, as it reflects New Delhi’s strategy to influence Pakistan via Afghan territory. Amid increasing diplomatic engagements between the Taliban and India, Durrani cautions that this path may heighten the Taliban’s regional isolation and jeopardize the stability of their government in Kabul.

    Saturday, 6 December , 2025

  • Tajmir Jawad: The Rising Threat within the Taliban Linked to ISIS and Al-Qaeda

    A report by JIMESTON magazine reveals Tajmir Jawad, the Taliban’s Deputy Intelligence Chief, as a key figure with dangerous ties to ISIS Khorasan and al-Qaeda, raising concerns over his role in orchestrating terrorism and regional instability.

    Monday, 8 December , 2025

  • Criticism Escalates Over Putin’s Praise for Taliban Amid Security Concerns

    Vladimir Putin’s recent commendation of the Taliban’s efforts against terrorism in New Delhi has ignited significant backlash from security experts. With over 29 international terrorist groups operating in Afghanistan, analysts warn that optimism towards the Taliban threatens regional security, highlighting the reliance of the Afghan currency on U.S. dollar injections and drug trafficking revenues under Taliban control.

    Monday, 8 December , 2025

  • Political Leaders Unite for Afghan Women’s Rights and National Sovereignty in Landmark Meeting

    In a significant online gathering, key Afghan political figures convened to champion intra-Afghan negotiations, restore national sovereignty, and advocate for women’s rights. The Alignment Meeting highlighted urgent demands for a political resolution, a new constitution, and measures to prevent corruption, signaling a united front against the Taliban.

    Sunday, 14 December , 2025

  • UN Security Council Calls for Urgent Changes in Taliban Policies Amid Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis

    During a recent UN Security Council meeting, member states expressed deep concern over the deteriorating human rights situation and humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, urging the Taliban to change their policies. Key issues discussed included severe poverty, restrictions on women, and the shrinking space for media freedom. Calls for negotiation and a legitimate government were emphasized as crucial for Afghanistan’s stability.

    Sunday, 14 December , 2025

  • Taliban Asserts Islamic Framework for Human Rights Amid UNAMA’s Concerns

    In response to UNAMA’s calls for the protection of human rights in Afghanistan, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid stated that Afghan rights are safeguarded within Islamic law, rejecting global human rights standards and emphasizing a unique interpretation of rights for Afghans, particularly regarding women and girls.

    Sunday, 14 December , 2025

  • Shahbaz Sharif Urges Global Action Against Taliban Amid Rising Terrorism Threats

    Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif calls for urgent international pressure on the Taliban to meet its commitments amidst growing terrorism concerns stemming from Afghan soil. He highlights deteriorating Pakistan-Taliban relations and the implications of recent border clashes.

    Monday, 15 December , 2025

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