Taliban deny Pakistani foreign minister’s claim of multiple calls from Muttaqi
During a session, Dar claimed that Muttaqi had reached out to him repeatedly by phone on Monday.
Politics
Politics
Taliban’s intelligence chief to lead next round of talks with Pakistan in Istanbul
The delegation is expected in Istanbul on Wednesday, a day ahead of the new round of negotiations between the two.
Women
In Bamiyan, girls denied education turn to sewing workshops for survival
Barred from returning to school under Taliban rule, these girls say they never imagined their lives would be reduced to.
Security
Clash over grazing land in northern Afghanistan injures six, sources say
The incident occurred on Sunday, November 2, in the Sang Ab area of Qunduz village in Wursaj district.
Immigration
Pakistan deports at least 16,000 Afghan migrants in one day
The majority—8,925 people—crossed through the Torkham border in Nangarhar Province.
Politics
Pakistan army says ending terrorism from Afghanistan’s territory is non‑negotiable
The remarks come ahead of a new round of negotiations between Pakistan and the Taliban, scheduled for November 6 in Turkey.
Afghanistan
UN says 20 killed, over 900 Injured in northern Afghanistan earthquake
Even before the quake, the region was grappling with chronic poverty, prolonged drought, and fragile public services, he noted.
Afghanistan
Children flee homes as northern Afghanistan rocked by earthquake: Save the Children
At least 20 people were killed and more than 320 injured, according to initial reports from the Taliban-run public health.
Security
Afghanistan marks five years since Kabul University attack
Among the dead were 18 students, many of them women, as well as a university staff member and a member.
Afghanistan
International agencies mobilize aid after deadly earthquake in northern Afghanistan
The organizations expressed condolences and pledged support to affected communities in the provinces of Samangan, Balkh, and Baghlan.