Over 260,000 illegal Afghan immigrants have left Pakistan for Afghanistan using the border crossings in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Dawn newspaper reported.
‘I’m a former soldier and had to spend six years homeless – the system is broken’
A war hero who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and spent six years homeless after leaving the army says he had been let down by the system. Richard Storer said he was left with nowhere to turn after …
I was branded Talib before the Talibs came, says ex-Afghanistan education minister Rangina Hamidi
Rangina Hamidi left Afghanistan when she was a child, returned to become education minister only to have to leave again. The Telegraph chats with her on the sidelines of a business summit in Calcutta …
Afghanistan: GPE announces USD 110 million aid to support child education
The Global Partnership for Education GPE has announced USD 110 million to support children education in Afghanistan Khaama Press reported …
Taliban rule sparks surge in female suicides in Afghanistan
CNN’s Anna Coren looks at the heartbreaking consequence of the Taliban’s misogynistic rule over Afghanistan as suicide in women surges.
UN: Myanmar Is Now World’s No1 Opium Producer
Myanmar has become the world’s largest opium producer, surpassing Afghanistan, which reduced its production after the Taliban imposed a ban in April last year, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) reported on Tuesday.
In first, Kabul says Pakistani Taliban militants imprisoned in Afghanistan
In a first since their return to power in 2021, the interim Taliban administration in Afghanistan said that over the last year, it has acted against Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TT) militants and …
Afghanistan: Four people died, six others injured in accident in Herat
Four people have died and six others have been injured after a collision occurred between two vehicles in the Adraskan district of Afghanistan Herat Afghanis …
In war-torn Myanmar, illicit poppy production flowers once more
Myanmar has regained its lead in global opium production, surpassing Afghanistan. The nation’s farmers are turning to cultivating poppy flowers to make ends meet. In Afghanistan, the Taliban’s ban has led to a 95% drop in the cultivation of opium poppies.
Global community stance needed to bring stability in Afghanistan: EU, Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan and European Union representatives Ismatullah Ergashev and Thomas Nicholson emphasised the need for a global community stance on Afghanistan to bring peace and stability to the country, as …