EU, Central Asian leaders call for inclusive government in Afghanistan
“We emphasised our strong commitment to see Afghanistan develop into a secure, stable and prosperous state," the statement said.
Politics
Security
Taliban weapons control strained by internal rivalries as arms reach militant groups, report finds
The study found that M4 and M16 rifles, along with other NATO-pattern arms, remain widely available in informal markets.
Afghanistan
Badghis residents plead for clean water as aid cuts deepen crisis
Locals say deteriorating economic conditions have left them unable to afford deep wells, the only viable source of clean water.
Security
Landmines remain deadly threat in Afghanistan, Red Cross warns
The organization said explosive remnants of war continue to pose a lethal, often invisible, and risk to civilians.
Immigration
Pakistan arrests 60 Afghan migrants as deportations continue
At least 22 Afghans were arrested in Islamabad’s Tarnol, Bhara Kahu, Ghauri Town, and Mirabad districts.
Human Rights
India says it is monitoring reports of abuse against Sikhs in Afghanistan and Pakistan
“The government remains in touch with host nations to ensure the protection, safety, and well-being of religious minority communities,” Indian.
Security
UNAMA says land mines remain deadly threat in Afghanistan
UNAMA says decades of conflict have left behind a deadly legacy of unexploded ordnance.
Women
Afghan activist to receive honorary degree from Trinity College
Trinity College announced that Basij-Rasikh will be honored during its commencement ceremonies on Sunday, May 18, where Connecticut Governor Ned.
Immigration, Politics
Muttaqi meets senior Iranian diplomat to discuss water dispute, migrants
The meeting, held in Kabul, was described by the ministry in a post on X as part of ongoing diplomatic.
Immigration
Official: Nearly 2,000 Afghan doctors work in Iran
However, he acknowledged that Iran’s health care system was slow to recognize their contributions.