China urges restraint as Taliban-Pakistan clashes continue
Wang said Afghanistan and Pakistan are “inseparable brothers and neighbors who cannot move away from each other.”
Politics
Security
Taliban claim 11 Pakistani soldiers killed as border clashes enter 17th day
The fighting began on Feb. 26, with both sides accusing each other of initiating hostilities along the border.
Immigration, Media
Media groups urge Pakistan to halt deportations of Afghan journalists
The letter said the total number of Afghan journalists deported from Pakistan since January has reached nine.
Politics
UN Security Council to renew Afghanistan mission for only 3 months after US push
US has called for a three-month “technical rollover,” arguing that the council should first conduct a broader review of the.
Politics
Belgian Senate to host anti-Taliban figures for talks on women’s role
The event will be organized in partnership with the Afghanistan Women’s Diplomatic Network and Independent Diplomat.
Security
UN warns Taliban-Pakistan clashes disrupt aid, displace civilians
Gagnon said Pakistani airstrikes and border fighting have interfered with the delivery of aid and contributed to displacement inside Afghanistan.
Human Rights
Bennett says it is time to recognize ‘gender apartheid’ in Afghanistan
Bennett also criticized what he described as insufficient international action in response to the situation in Afghanistan.
Security
NRC: 115,000 displaced, 826 homes damaged in Taliban-Pakistan clashes
The aid organization said the fighting since Feb. 26 has had a severe impact on civilians, particularly in provinces along.
Security
UN says Pakistani airstrikes in Kabul killed four civilians
In a statement, UNAMA said the casualties occurred in the Pul-e-Charkhi area and included women and children.
Politics
Ex-PM Sultan Ali Keshtmand passes away at 90
He was also a senior member of the People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA), the ruling communist party during the.