UN missions active in Afghanistan as humanatarian flights resume

A top UN concern is over the treatment of women and girls under the hardline Islamist Taliban. Women's liberties were sharply curtailed during the Taliban's 1996-2001 rule in Afghanistan.

China to keep embassy in Afghanistan and provide aid, Taliban spokesman

China's embassy in Kabul remains operational, although Beijing began evacuating Chinese citizens from the country months ago as security deteriorated.

UNEP: Improving airquality can tackle climate crisis

Findings on air quality legislation in 194 countries and the European Union (EU), reveal that despite the international movement of pollutants which impact air quality, only one third of the countries studied, have legal mechanisms for managing or addressing transboundary air pollution.

Turkey-Azerbaijan conduct joint military drills

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Azerbaijani counterpart Ilham Aliyev signed the joint declaration in Azerbaijan's historic city of Shusha, also known as the pearl of Karabakh.

Slovenian FM shares concerns over Afghanistan with FM Qureshi

As of now, the conditions have drastically changed. The world is acknowledging Pakistan's significance as a contributor to stability in the region with the events unfolding in Afghanistan.

Afghanistan: Taliban-led government just around the corner

The hardline Islamists face the enormous challenge of shifting gears from insurgent group to governing power, days after the United States fully withdrew its troops and ended two decades of war.

US Treasury: Afghan reserves will not be released

With the Taliban taking over Kabul, the US government had instantly jammed Afghan reserves to avoid billions landing in the Afghan Taliban's lap.

Lightening kills 3, Climate crisis worsens in India

Around 2,500 people die in lightning strikes around India each year, according to government figures, compared to just 45 in the United States.

OIC condemns Indian govt for denying burial rites for Ali Geelani

Geelani for over seven decades peacefully supported human rights and freedoms of Kashmiri Muslims including their right to self-determination as enshrined in United Nations Security Council resolutions.

Pak Navy inducts first modern long range maritime patrol jet

The newly inducted twin-engine jet aircraft is a variant of Brazilian-built state-of-the-art Embraer Jet aircraft globally utilized in air operations.

How will US & its allies deal Taliban in Afghanistan?

Here are some of the most important levers the West has to press the Taliban into honouring women’s rights and cooperating with other countries

India locks down restive Kashmir after burial of Geelani

"There was heavy security at the funeral, including plain clothes policemen," the official said.