Pakistan, Iran deport more than 7,000 Afghans in one day
From Pakistan, 643 families — about 3,400 people — crossed into Kandahar province via Spin Boldak.
Immigration
Politics
Iran to host regional meeting on Afghanistan next week
Baghaei said Iran attached “fundamental importance” to security and stability in its neighbourhood.
Immigration
Germany to halt resettlement of hundreds of Afghans promised refuge
“They will be informed in the coming days that there is no longer any political interest in their admission,” the.
Human Rights
UN expert says tribunal ruling exposes deliberate erasure of Afghan women’s rights, urges states to act
UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls Reem Alsalem said on Thursday that a public tribunal’s judgment on.
Human Rights
UN expert says tribunal verdict a ‘powerful vindication’ for Afghan women
“The ruling highlights and affirms what women and girls in Afghanistan have long known,” he said.
Human Rights
Second session of People’s Tribunal on Afghanistan gets underway
Participants said the “People’s Tribunal for Women of Afghanistan,” held in The Hague, was convened to document and assess cases.
Afghanistan, Art & Culture
ArtLords named to UN Culture for Impact 2025 Top 10
“We are deeply honored to be featured on the Culture for Impact list,” Omaid Sharifi, ArtLords' co-founder and president, said.
Politics
UK says support for UN Afghanistan plan depends on Taliban taking meaningful steps
The UK will allocate up to $201 million for life-saving and basic services in the 2025–26 financial year, he said.
Politics
Faiq says Afghanistan cannot stabilize through isolation, urges UN-led political process
“After nearly five years, there is no political roadmap, no institutional reform, no credible intra-Afghan dialogue,” he said.
Immigration
Pakistan expels more than 3,000 Afghan migrants in a single day
Pakistan expelled 2,951 migrants a day earlier, most of them under coercion, according to the commission.