Pakistan, Iran deport nearly 3,300 individuals in one day
The commission said the returns were involuntary, though it did not provide further details on the circumstances.
Immigration
Immigration
92 Afghan nationals released from Pakistani jails
The ministry said the Afghan nationals were freed from various Pakistani jails and had crossed back into Afghanistan.
Politics
Hibatullah reassigns two Taliban ministers to new posts
Abdul Latif Mansour, who has served as Taliban minister for energy and water since September 2021, was appointed as minister.
Human Rights
Taliban flog 37 people in under a week
Figures show the punishments represent a more than 68% increase compared with the first six days of the previous month.
Politics
Taliban foreign minister invites Oman’s top diplomat to visit Kabul
The ministry said the invitation was extended during a telephone call between the two ministers, which Muttaqi described as “useful”.
Immigration
Fear of deportation keeps Afghan refugees from medical care in Pakistan, MSF says
According to the UN refugee agency, more than 2.18 million Afghans were living in Pakistan as of October 2025.
Women
Afghanistan faces deepening education and learning crisis: Report
Primary school enrolment reached about 6.77 million pupils in 2024, but growth stalled compared with 2023.
Security
Taliban confirm four killed in Takhar gold mine clashes
Taliban said three local residents and one employee of a mining company were killed in fighting in Chah Ab district.
Politics
Asif says Pakistan ready to confront Taliban and India simultaneously
Asif said his earlier optimism about the Taliban after they returned to power in Kabul in 2021 had proven misplaced.
Security
Tensions persist over gold mining in northern Afghanistan
“We have no roads, no dams, no clinics or hospitals. Everything is being looted," said a Takhar resident.