Tag: afghanistan

Afghan Taliban Justice Minister Resigns, Accuses Regime of Corruption and Betrayal

Taliban Justice Minister resigns, citing corruption, as top officials flee, exposing leadership struggles within the regime.

Afghanistan: Terror Hub or Global Chessboard

From a terror hub to a battleground for global influence—Afghanistan’s future is more uncertain than ever, especially amid US-China rivalry.

Taliban’s Supreme Leader Emphasizes Modern Education In Rare University Appearance

Taliban’s leader Akhundzada visits Kandahar University, urges support for modern education but excludes women from the event.

Japan Pledges $1.65 Million To Aid Vulnerable Communities In Afghanistan, Lebanon, And Yemen

Japan provides $1.65M aid to support healthcare and vulnerable communities in Afghanistan, Lebanon, and Yemen amid crises.

UN Security Council Condemns Deadly Kunduz Suicide Attack

A suicide attack in Kabul kills a Taliban officer, days after the deadly Kunduz bombing, as IS-K threats persist in Afghanistan.

From Kabul to Islamabad: The Cost of America’s Abandoned Arsenal

America’s abandoned arsenal in Afghanistan isn’t just collecting dust—it’s arming terror groups like TTP and ISKP.

Russia Warns UN: ISIS May Have Access to U.S. Weapons in Afghanistan

Ambassador of Russia to the UN links ISIS-K rise in Afghanistan to leftover U.S. weapons, urging global action against terrorism.

Urban Development Push: First Phase Of New Kabul Project Approved

Afghanistan’s New Kabul Project advances, focusing on urban development to ease congestion and house 3 million people.

The Chabahar Conundrum: How US Sanctions Put India’s Geopolitical Gamble in Peril

US sanctions on Iran’s Chabahar Port disrupt India’s regional ambitions, bolstering Pakistan’s role in South Asian trade.

India’s Chabahar Plans Stumble After US Waiver Reversal

US rescinds Chabahar port sanctions waiver, impacting India, Afghanistan, and shifting South Asia’s trade dynamics.