It named a commerce minister and two deputies as it tries to revive a financial system in shock from an abrupt end to aid.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Afghanistan: Over 150 media outlets shut down after Taliban
Over 150 media outlets in Afghanistan have shut down their operations in the last one month as they struggled to carry out their day to day functions after the …
Afghanistan: Over 150 media outlets shut down after Taliban
Over 150 media outlets in Afghanistan have shut down their operations in the last one month as they struggled to carry out their day to day functions after the …
Afghanistan: Over 150 media outlets shut down after Taliban
Over 150 media outlets in Afghanistan have shut down their operations in the last one month as they struggled to carry out their day to day functions after the …
The Afghanistan Debacle Was A Major Wake Up Call For NATO
When the U.S. withdrew from Afghanistan it became painfully clear that NATO was over reliant on U.S. funding and force, now the EU and NATO is facing an existential challenge …
Pakistan wants strong relationship with US: FM
Foreign Minster Shah Mahmood Qureshi says Pakistan wants a strong relationship with the US beyond counter terrorism and Afghanistan after withdrawal of troops from Kabul. Addressing the session of the …
Pakistan wants strong relationship with US: FM
Foreign Minster Shah Mahmood Qureshi says Pakistan wants a strong relationship with the US beyond counter terrorism and Afghanistan after withdrawal of troops from Kabul. Addressing the session of the …
Pakistan wants strong relationship with US: FM
Foreign Minster Shah Mahmood Qureshi says Pakistan wants a strong relationship with the US beyond counter terrorism and Afghanistan after withdrawal of troops from Kabul. Addressing the session of the …
Biden risks killing more civilians with drone strikes in Afghanistan as part of his ‘over-the-horizon’ strategy, experts warn
Without a robust intelligence network on the ground, it’s difficult for the US to know who it’s targeting with drone strikes.
As the West cuts aid lifelines, Afghanistan’s real crisis looms
The world must take action now to prevent a deep and lasting humanitarian crisis. But what, if anything, can be done?