Pakistani police have stepped up their deportation process, with over 61,000 migrants being relocated to Afghanistan from the Chaman-Spinboldak border.

The blast happened in Dasht-e-Barchi area in the west of Kabul on Tuesday evening.

UNHCR chief says forced expulsion of Afghan migrants will only worsen the situation in the country.

Recent developments have raised worries about the well-being of these communities, as they face mounting pressure and forced repatriation.

A group of politicians in exile in a virtual meeting remembered former MP Mustafa Kazemi on his 16th death anniversary.

To accomplish this vital mission, the WFP is urgently appealing for a $23 million fund to ensure that the needs.

According to figures, a total of 174,358 Afghan nationals have been deported since September 17, and this repatriation process remains.

In a country grappling with an ongoing economic crisis, these returnees find themselves uncertain about the prospects that lie ahead.

Subsequent to the meeting of these two officials, the first session of the Joint Economic and Trade Commission of Iran.

In his audio message addressing the forced deportation of Afghan immigrants, Ghani struck a more conciliatory tone and appeared to.