The chaotic withdrawal of the U.S. from Afghanistan put many U.S. allies in the region on edge, and it seems that they have every right to be as Biden continues to withdraw from the region …
USD 1.2 billion in aid announced for Afghanistan
The international community has announced over USD 1.2 billion in aid for the Afghanistan humanitarian crisis, with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres underlining the importance to engage with the …
More than $1 billion in aid pledged for Afghanistan as country faces ‘most perilous hour’
More than $1 billion in aid has been pledged for Afghanistan to help ease one of the world’s “worst humanitarian crises,” as millions of people in the country could soon run out of food and the …
US to reassess ties with Pakistan over Afghanistan future, says Blinken
The US is going to be looking at its ties with Pakistan in the coming weeks to formulate the role America wants Islamabad to play in the future of Afghanistan, Secretary of State informed Congress …
US to reassess ties with Pakistan over Afghanistan future, says Blinken
The US is going to be looking at its ties with Pakistan in the coming weeks to formulate the role America wants Islamabad to play in the future of Afghanistan, Secretary of State informed Congress …
US to look at ties with Pakistan over Afghanistan future, s
The US is going to be looking at its ties with Pakistan in the coming weeks to formulate the role America wants Islamabad to play in the future of Afghanistan, …
Pakistan should worry about consequences of Taliban’s success in Afghanistan, former ambassador says
Pakistan has been accused of covertly aiding the Taliban during their insurgency in Afghanistan, while also being an U.S. ally — a charge that Pakistan denies.
Pakistan Might Soon Regret Its Win in Afghanistan
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Blinken faces public questioning from Congress for the first time since the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken is appearing before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, where lawmakers are asking questions about the withdrawal.
Donors pledge $1.1 billion for ‘collapsing’ Afghanistan
Donors have pledged more than $1.1 billion to help Afghanistan, where poverty and hunger have spiralled since the Islamist Taliban took power, and foreign aid has dried up, raising the spectre of a …