Pakistan Joins UN Talks on Afghanistan
Pakistan joins UN-hosted Doha talks on Afghanistan.
Afghans proud in defeat as fairytale World Cup run ends in semis
An all-male crowd of hundreds -- among them armed Taliban -- watched on two large screens at Kabul Cricket Stadium as South Africa thrashed Afghanistan by nine wickets in Trinidad.
UN Security Council lifts travel restrictions on 4 Taliban leaders
Afghanistan's interim deputy prime minister, interior minister, Hajj affairs minister as well as intel chief among those exempted from travel ban
Kabul says 8 killed in Pakistan air strikes on eastern Afghanistan
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said Pakistan aircraft "bombed civilian homes" in Khost and Paktika provinces near the border with Pakistan at around 3:00 am (2230 GMT Sunday).
In Afghanistan, women and children bearing worst of hunger crisis
Nearly 16 million Afghan people in acute food insecurity, including 3.5 million people at emergency levels, according to UN’s World Food Program
Taliban winning war against opium trade
Afghanistan’s poppy supply on the global market has plummeted 95% since last year’s cultivation ban, data shows
UN agency urges Pakistan to halt expelling Afghans during winter
Over 370,000 Afghans have fled Pakistan since Oct. 1.
Afghan border trade resumes after Pakistan suspends new visa rule
Commercial traffic ground to a halt Tuesday when Pakistan began requiring the crew of commercial vehicles to have passports and visas to enter, and Afghanistan responded by refusing to allow any trucks to pass.
Angelina Jolie reacts to Pakistan’s forced evacuation of Afghan refugees
Angelina Jolie expressed sadness on Instagram over Pakistan's forced relocation of over a million Afghan refugees to Afghanistan, leaving behind their properties.
Pakistan should solve its domestic problems on its own: Taliban
Spokesman for interim Afghan administration responds to Pakistani claims about rise in militants attacks by 60% since 2021
More than 165,000 Afghans flee Pakistan in a month after govt order
The majority rushed to the border in the past several days as the November 1 deadline approached and police began to open up dozens of holding centres to detain arrested Afghans.
Afghans return to Taliban rule as Pakistan moves to expel 1.7 million
The Taliban government in Afghanistan said some 60,000 Afghans returned between Sept 23 to Oct 22 from Pakistan, which announced on Oct 4 it will expel undocumented migrants that do not leave.