Japanese officials say senior Afghan Taliban officials are in Japan for talks, as part of Tokyo’s efforts to help Afghanistan build a more inclusive political system and protect human rights …
Denmark provides aid to returning refugees in Afghanistan
The Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation of the interim government has announced that it has signed a contract worth over $1.056 million with the Danish Refugee Council. On Monda …
The U.S. Can No Longer Ignore the Threat Arising in Afghanistan
Engaging directly with the Taliban may be the only way to protect Americans from the jihadist threat that stirs once again in Afghanistan.
Invictus Athlete Who Served With Prince Harry Details What the Duke Was Like in Afghanistan to Now (Exclusive)
James Phelps, who served with Prince Harry when they were both deployed in Afghanistan, spoke exclusively with Us Weekly …
KP to send two delegations to Afghanistan as part of tribal diplomacy, cementing economic ties
PESHAWAR: Revealing a major development on the diplomatic front, Adviser to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister Barrister Mohammad Ali Saif on Sunday said that the provincial government would disp …
The Fifth Floor: What the US left behind in Afghanistan
When the American troops withdrew from Afghanistan, they left behind $7bn of military supplies. Where are they now?
US aid freeze presents an opportunity for China in Afghanistan. Will it take it?
Beijing has the financial capacity to do so but ‘lacks the intent to engage in large-scale development assistance’, analyst says.
Quiet clash over Afghanistan may presage more US-China tensions at the United Nations
The US and China are facing off at the United Nations over control of Afghanistan policy and aid, with the outcome likely to set the tone for relations between the two giants at the global body, …
War in Ukraine could become “Afghanistan” for EU – Orbán
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has stated that the war in Ukraine could become as exhausting and hopeless for the EU as the US war in Afghanistan, from which there is “no way out”. Source: …
Cutting Aid to Afghanistan Is Collective Punishment. America Must Do Better.
The crisis unfolding in Afghanistan today is not just a repetition of history. It is an amplified version, with even fewer lifelines for an even larger group of suffering Afghans.