The migrants were detained for lacking legal residency documents in Pakistan.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that Araghchi highlighted security as a shared concern between the two nations..

There is no details about the type of the blast.

Taliban have not issued any public comment, and the reason for the suspension remains unclear.

The Iranian diplomatic mission in Kabul released a photograph of the meeting but did not provide details about the discussions.

Khalid Sarhadi, a spokesman for the Taliban's police command in Ghazni, attributed the accident to driver negligence.

Araghchi underscored the historical, religious, and economic connections between Iran and Afghanistan.

Sadiq said the Afghan students' enthusiasm as a testament to their interest in studying in Pakistan.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Rahmatullah Nabil, the former head of Afghanistan’s National Directorate of Security, has interpreted recent comments by Marco.

The obstacles for Muslim migrants in Mexico extend beyond the abrupt policy shift.