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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 -
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 -
Strengthening Bonds: Pakistan and the U.S. Forge New Paths Under Trump Administration
Pakistan’s Ambassador to the U.S., Rizwan Saeed Sheikh, highlights significant improvements in Pakistan-U.S. relations during the Trump era, emphasizing an independent identity for Islamabad beyond traditional perspectives. He calls for deeper engagement and collaboration, leveraging the capabilities of Pakistan’s diaspora and elite to enhance bilateral ties.
Wednesday, 19 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 -
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 -
Iran Signals Willingness to Mediate Amidst Escalating Tensions Between Afghanistan and Pakistan
In a recent visit to Pakistan, Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, expressed significant concern over rising tensions with Afghanistan and reaffirmed Tehran’s readiness to assist in resolving the crisis. Amid ongoing border clashes and failed negotiations, he proposed a regional meeting to foster dialogue and address the escalating threat of terrorism.
Saturday, 29 November , 2025 -
Maulana Fazlur Rehman: Pakistan’s Hawkish Policies Towards Afghanistan Persist for 78 Years
Maulana Fazlur Rehman, leader of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Pakistan, has strongly criticized the government’s long-standing security-oriented policies towards Afghanistan, asserting that they have hindered peaceful relations. He urges a transition from conflict to diplomacy, emphasizing the necessity of dialogue for regional stability.
Saturday, 6 December , 2025 -
Imran Khan Blames Army Chief for Instigating Violence in Afghanistan to Seek Western Support
In a bold prison statement, former Prime Minister Imran Khan accused Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir of stoking violence in Afghanistan to depict himself as an international jihadist and attract Western backing, warning that such military policies have fueled terrorism and insecurity in Pakistan.
Sunday, 7 December , 2025 -
Taliban Health Minister Visits India to Strengthen Healthcare Collaboration
Mawlawi Noor Jalal Jalali, Afghanistan’s Taliban Health Minister, is visiting New Delhi on an official invitation from the Indian government. His trip aims to bolster health cooperation, share medical expertise, and enhance bilateral coordination, following previous ministerial visits. This engagement seeks to improve healthcare services and training capabilities for Afghan medical personnel.
Wednesday, 24 December , 2025 -
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 Raises Alarm Over Social Impact of Detaining Women and Girls in Afghanistan
Unprecedented protests in Herat following the detention of dozens of women have drawn global attention to the human rights situation in Afghanistan. Reports from the United Nations indicate that the protests, which faced security violence, resulted in two fatalities and at least 20 injuries.
Saturday, 13 June , 2026 -
Afghans in Europe Rally for Women’s Rights Amid Taliban Crackdown
In response to the worsening conditions for women in Afghanistan, Afghans in Europe staged protests in Düsseldorf and Paris, demanding freedom and human rights. Demonstrators criticized the Taliban for the recent detentions of women in Herat and sought international support for Afghan women’s plight. Organizers highlighted the critical need for comprehensive measures to uphold women’s rights while condemning the Taliban’s violent suppression of dissent.
Sunday, 14 June , 2026 -
High Bride Prices Delay Afghan Marriages, Push Young People to Migrate
In Afghanistan, exorbitant bride prices are hindering young couples from marrying, with many resorting to migration for income. Despite religious disapproval, societal pressures perpetuate this costly practice. Clerics call on the Taliban government to take action and alleviate this burden, as families struggle with both traditional expectations and financial constraints.
Wednesday, 9 September , 2026 -
UN Human Rights Chief Calls for Urgent Action to Protect Afghan Women’s Rights
Volker Turk, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, has condemned the Taliban’s ongoing discrimination against women in Afghanistan. Speaking at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Turk urged the Taliban to reverse policies that restrict women’s rights and participation in society. Since the Taliban’s rise to power in 2021, women have faced severe limitations on education and employment. The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, echoed these concerns, demanding an end to the ban preventing women from working in UN offices.
Wednesday, 9 September , 2026 -
Pakistan Ends Enrollment of Afghan Medical Students, Sparking Outrage
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council has officially expelled Afghan students from medical universities, citing compliance with national policy. This sudden move has put hundreds of students at risk of losing their educational opportunities, particularly affecting Afghan girls and leading to widespread condemnation from human rights advocates.
Wednesday, 9 September , 2026 -
Afghan Refugees in Qatar and Rwanda Face Uncertain Futures and Lost Financial Support
Afghans who relocated to Qatar and Rwanda in 2021 are in limbo, awaiting migration to safer nations as migration processes stagnate and financial aid is cut. Many express deep frustrations over prolonged separations from their families and call for urgent intervention to address their situation.
Tuesday, 8 September , 2026 -
Afghan Youth Navigate Complexities of Educational Visa Process Amid Rising Companies
With a surge in educational visa companies in Afghanistan, many young people are grappling with the realities of securing visas to study abroad. While some celebrate successful applications, others recount frustrating experiences of financial loss and unmet expectations, especially in the wake of the Taliban’s return to power in 2021. Company officials assert their effectiveness in securing visas, amidst claims of prioritizing profits over student needs.
Tuesday, 8 September , 2026 -
As Autumn Approaches, Displaced Afghan Families Struggle for Survival Amidst Economic Hardships
With the onset of autumn, Afghan families displaced by conflict and disasters face urgent challenges. Rising fuel prices and severe unemployment hinder their ability to find warmth and stability. Local residents emphasize the need for government assistance as humanitarian conditions worsen, with millions requiring emergency support in the near future.
Monday, 7 September , 2026 -
Kabul’s Economic Crisis Deepens: Surge in Begging Highlights Urgent Need for Solutions
As economic hardships persist, Kabul faces a growing number of beggars, with the Taliban identifying 110,000 individuals in need during ongoing campaigns. Reports reveal that poverty and unemployment have driven many into begging, igniting concerns about safety and basic needs among residents. Experts urge the government to invest in job creation and skills training to tackle the root causes of this alarming rise.
Monday, 7 September , 2026
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