Demonstrators clash with police in Paris protest
In a bid to pile pressure on lawmakers, France's hardline unions said there would be rolling strikes this time, which could go on for days...
Central Asian nations meet in Delhi to discuss Afghan crisis
India to support UN’s anti-drugs agency to combat drug-trafficking and assist Afghanistan’s drug addicts, especially women...
Afghan women call on UN to take a stronger stand against the Taliban
Protesting outside the UNAMA compound, women urged the organization to close the Taliban’s Doha office and stop cash aid shipments...
Taliban again cancels Mazar’s Solar New Year festival
People in Afghanistan are again being deprived of the Nowruz festival - an annual tradition once enjoyed by thousands...
Taliban distributes Kankor entry forms to female students
Girls have said they hope this move is not political and just ‘for show’, especially as no mention has been made of girls returning to university...
Pentagon chief pledges continued US troop presence in Iraq
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, making an unannounced trip to Iraq on Tuesday nearly 20 years after the US-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein, said Was...
Second-hand dealers feel the pinch amid ongoing economic crisis
Shopkeepers who have bought items off people leaving the country say they are worried about their future as customers are not buying the goods...
UN chief says gender equality is ‘growing more distant’
Guterres said that “international frameworks are not working for the world's women and girls,” stressing the need for change....