Afghan’s Taliban regime has decried Pakistan’s plan to deport “illegal alien nationals,” and the U.N. says, “any refugee return must be voluntary.”
Afghanistan war memorial unveiled in Amherst N.S.
A new stone monument that pays tribute to Canadian Armed Forces members who died in Afghanistan has been unveiled in Amherst. The granite monument, which lists the names of 158 soldiers is in a park next to Amherst Town Hall.
Bangladesh hope Shakib can inflict more World Cup misery on Afghanistan
Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan leads his side into their World Cup opener against Afghanistan in Dharamsala on Saturday with Tigers fans again looking to the allrounder for match-winning heroics. In the corresponding fixture four years ago, Shakib …
Uzbekistan Uses Silk Way Forum To Promote Idea Of New Transit Route To CIS Via Paki Ports
Uzbekistan is working to promote the idea of a transport corridor through Afghanistan to the Pakistani ports of the Indian Ocean, Trend reports. The project was put forward before the other members of Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) at the 6th New Silk Way International Transport and Logistics Business Forum held in Astana,
US has its ‘boot on the neck’ of ISIS, but concerns it could grow in Afghanistan remain
The threat the Islamic State terror group poses to the United States is limited at this point but still very real, according to a top military official.
Lacking infrastructure, flood-ravaged Afghanistan braces for climate impacts
With Taliban rule causing a loss of foreign aid and an exodus of water resources experts, Afghans face the increasingly devastating impacts of flooding alone …
Afghanistan’s contracted economy faces uncertainty: World Bank
The Afghan economy is expected to hover around no-growth territory this year, amid uncertainty after contracting by 25% since August 2021, while Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s (IEA) restrictive …
Why Military Education Isn’t to Blame for Afghanistan and Iraq
Purported failures in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan — even the microcosm of Kabul — are arguably symptoms of greater problems in policymaking, rather than shortcomings in professional military education.
He survived Afghanistan under the Taliban. In Washington, he was shot dead
Nasrat Ahmadyar worked with US forces in his home country. He was killed while driving for Lyft in July …
With Surge in Attacks, Militants Begin New Era of Bloodshed in Pakistan
For nearly a decade, the country had seemingly broken the cycle of violence, but extremist groups have bounced back since the Taliban regained control in neighboring Afghanistan.