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Netanyahu Faces Historic Diplomatic Isolation as 77 Delegations Walk Out at UN Speech
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address at the UN General Assembly was marked by an unprecedented protest, as 77 diplomatic delegations left the hall in a show of dissent. Analysts interpret this exodus as a clear indication of Israel’s mounting political isolation. Amidst a backdrop of ongoing humanitarian crises in Gaza, Netanyahu’s claims regarding aid and casualties were met with skepticism, further illustrating the rift between his narrative and international reality.
Sunday, 27 September , 2026 -
Human Rights Advocates Urge Action Against Taliban’s Suppression of Religious Minorities in Afghanistan
During a recent international meeting, human rights activists voiced serious concerns regarding the escalating pressures faced by religious minorities in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. Emphasizing the nation’s historical legacy of religious coexistence, advocates called for an end to the repression of diverse faiths, highlighting new laws that threaten minority rights and the growing restrictions on women’s education.
Friday, 25 September , 2026 -
Escalating Tensions: Pakistan Blames India as Border Clashes with Taliban Intensify
Amid rising border clashes with the Taliban, Pakistan has accused India of inciting violence, alleging that New Delhi supports the Afghan group. The deteriorating relations between Islamabad and Kabul are further complicated by accusations of U.S. military involvement in Pakistan’s operations in Afghan territory. As both nations engage in fierce exchanges, the political ramifications are profound, highlighting a potential shift in regional dynamics.
Friday, 18 September , 2026 -
Russia’s Recognition of Taliban Sparks Tensions with U.S. and Redefines Afghan Landscape
In a groundbreaking policy shift, Russia has formally removed the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations and acknowledged its governance, prompting strong reactions from Washington. This development signals a potential new chapter in U.S.-Russia rivalries, with Afghanistan emerging as a pivotal arena for geopolitical competition amid rising concerns over regional stability.
Friday, 18 September , 2026 -
Afghan Artists Struggle in the Wake of Taliban’s Music Ban
Since the Taliban’s return to power, Afghan artists are facing dire economic hardships and severe restrictions on their creative expressions. A seasoned musician laments the loss of opportunities and the pressing challenge of providing for his family. With many artists living in poverty and contemplating emigration, calls for urgent support and avenues for artistic expression within Afghanistan grow louder.
Wednesday, 9 September , 2026 -
Two Years After U.S. Withdrawal, Afghanistan Faces Profound Crisis
As we mark the second anniversary of the U.S. military exit from Afghanistan, the country continues to grapple with severe economic decline, humanitarian challenges, and a loss of civil liberties. The abrupt withdrawal has not only affected millions of Afghan lives but also tarnished America’s global reputation, drawing parallels to past foreign policy failures.
Tuesday, 1 September , 2026 -
Taliban’s Repressive Measures Leave Afghan Journalists in Fear
A new report from Reporters Without Borders reveals the grim reality for media in Afghanistan under Taliban rule, where over 20 decrees restricting press freedom have turned the country into a ‘prison for information.’ As criticism of the government is forbidden, many journalists are fleeing to escape repression, with calls for the repeal of restrictive laws growing louder.
Tuesday, 11 August , 2026 -
Saudi Arabia in Deep Troubles
Once famous for being tax-free, Saudi Arabia has announced it is trebling its Value Added Tax (VAT) from 5% to 15% and cancelling the monthly living subsidy from next month.
Wednesday, 13 May , 2020 -
The Worth of a Girl, The Tragic Story of Somaya in Afghanistan
The Complex Reality of Child Brides: A Global Human Rights Challenge Child marriage is a deeply entrenched practice that transcends borders, cultures, and religions, affecting millions of girls worldwide. The phenomenon of child brides raises critical questions: What does a child bride bring to a marriage? Is it a dowry, social status, domestic labor, or […]
Tuesday, 5 May , 2020 -
CIA Agents Reveal How Bill Clinton Stopped Them From Killing bin Laden and Preventing 9/11
The Unseen Decisions: Bill Clinton’s Reflections on Osama bin Laden Ariana News Agency In the realm of global security, few figures have been as polarizing and impactful as Osama bin Laden. The mastermind behind the September 11 attacks, bin Laden was a target for the United States long before that fateful day. Former President Bill […]
Sunday, 19 April , 2020 -
Did Pakistan Win the Afghanistan War?
Pakistan is jubilant over the U.S.-Taliban peace deal, but celebration may be premature.
Saturday, 4 April , 2020 -
Statistics Behind The Longest War In Afghanistan
After 18 years, America’s longest war might be coming to an end. The United States and the Taliban signed a deal in Doha on Saturday which is expected to end the conflict in Afghanistan.
Monday, 2 March , 2020 -
What Trump’s Middle East Plan Means for Palestinians
The Controversial Trump Middle East Plan: A Path to Peace or Perpetuation of Conflict? Ariana News Agency The Trump administration’s Middle East peace plan, often referred to as the “Deal of the Century,” has sparked intense debate and widespread criticism globally. This proposal, unveiled in January 2020, aimed to resolve the longstanding Israeli-Palestinian conflict. However, […]
Sunday, 2 February , 2020 -
US Top Record in Dropping Bombs in Afghanistan, 717 Killed Since Trump Was Elected
US has dropped 7,423 bombs in Afghanistan since Trump was elected in 2016, killing 717 civilians in the first half of last year.
Wednesday, 29 January , 2020 -
Why 2019 Was Afghanistan’s Best and Worst Year Since US Invasion
While the country came closest ever to peace in its 18 years of war, this year also saw unprecedented violence.
Saturday, 28 December , 2019 -
The US Air War In Afghanistan May Never End
After 19 years of war in Afghanistan, the U.S. is working on a plan to draw down its troops. There are currently 13,000 active troops stationed in Afghanistan filling various roles for the United Nations, including positions of military advisers.
Tuesday, 3 December , 2019 -
Afghanistan Woman Breaks Ground with Kabul Recycling Plant
After decades of conflict across Afghanistan, recycling is not at the top of most people’s agendas. But now, one Kabul woman is declaring war on the Afghan capital’s trash.
Wednesday, 27 November , 2019 -
Afghanistan’s Oprah: Mozhdah on Fame, Threats and Why she Won’t Live her Life in Fear
Mozhdah Jamalzadah: A Voice for Change in Afghanistan Ariana News Agency – Mozhdah Jamalzadah is a name synonymous with courage, resilience, and advocacy for women’s rights in Afghanistan. Her journey from a young refugee to an influential pop star and television presenter is a testament to her unwavering commitment to human rights and social change. […]
Saturday, 2 November , 2019 -
America Has Overplayed Its Hand in the Middle East, Almost Lost the Battle
The Shifting Dynamics of U.S. Foreign Policy in the Middle East Ariana News Agency- The landscape of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East has undergone significant transformations over the decades. Once a dominant force capable of influencing the region’s political and economic directions, the United States now faces a complex web of challenges that […]
Monday, 29 July , 2019 -
Former US Commander Recalls Three Big Mistakes US Made in Afghanistan
The US Mistakes in Afghanistan: A Comprehensive Analysis Ariana News Agency The war in Afghanistan, spanning over two decades, is a complex tapestry woven with numerous strategic missteps. While the tactical prowess of U.S. military units on the ground has been commendable, the overarching strategies devised by political leaders and policymakers have often fallen short. […]
Sunday, 7 July , 2019
