Mohammed Reza Sazish, a civil rights activist who fled to Pakistan from Afghanistan, fears being caught up in a mass deportation drive that has seen close to 200,000 Afghans pushed out of the country …
DHS terminates Temporary Protected Status for 9,000 from Afghanistan living in U.S.
Homeland Security is ending the Temporary Protected Status program for Afghanistan with more than 9,000 nationals residing in the United States facing deportation, Secretary Kristi Noem announced …
India to do whatever is necessary to build ties with Afghanistan: officials
India plans bold moves to strengthen relations with Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, considering humanitarian assistance for repatriated Afghan refugees.
Russia Eyes Economic Prospects with Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule
Russia explores trade and economic cooperation with Taliban-ruled Afghanistan at a business forum in Kazan. The forum marks a potential new phase in bilateral relationships following the lifting of …
Appeals Court Revives Dispute Over US Army Base in Afghanistan
A contract appeals board must reconsider whether the US Army Corps of Engineers owes Afghanistan real property lessors $28 million in unpaid rent, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled …
EAM Jaishankar, Taliban minister reject Pak’s ‘missile hit’ claim, talk Indian visas for Afghans
India’s S Jaishankar had a key interaction with Afghanistan’s Amir Khan Muttaqi this week over the ongoing Indo-Pak conflict.
EAM Jaishankar, Taliban reject Pak’s ‘missile hit’ claim, talk Indian visas for Afghans
India’s S Jaishankar had a key interaction with Afghanistan’s Amir Khan Muttaqi this week over the ongoing Indo-Pak conflict.
OCHA warns of urgent Aid Funding shortage in Afghanistan
OCHA warns that a severe funding shortfall threatens humanitarian aid in Afghanistan, leaving millions without essential support and relief services.
Afghanistan: Grappling with fall-out of dwindling foreign aid
“The full weight of the United States’ cuts to aid to Afghanistan has finally become clear. Almost all the aid that was promised – at least USD 1.8 billion – will now not be given, according to the US …
Taliban bans chess in Afghanistan over religious concerns
The Taliban has banned chess in Afghanistan due to religious concerns, continuing its opposition to various forms of entertainment and sports, Khaama Press reported.As per reports, the decision was …