China, Russia, and India Emphasize Engagement with Afghanistan at UN Security Council

During the quarterly open meeting of the United Nations Security Council on Afghanistan, representatives from China, Russia, and India stressed the necessity of practical engagement, the lifting of unilateral sanctions, and support for the country’s sustainable development. Geng Shuang, China’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, highlighted the positive progress.

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Call for the Return of Diplomats to Afghanistan and Warnings of a Growing Humanitarian Crisis

Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), in an exclusive interview with TOLOnews, called for the return of Western diplomats to Afghanistan and the resumption of direct engagement between the international community and Afghan authorities. Kabul 24: He emphasized that managing the ongoing humanitarian crisis, addressing the.

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Mujahid Rejects Al-Qaeda Presence: Reports Are Intelligence Propaganda, No Foreign Groups in Afghanistan

The spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has firmly denied recent reports by Western media and international bodies claiming that Al-Qaeda is rebuilding training camps and actively operating on Afghan soil. Zabihullah Mujahid reiterated that no foreign armed groups are operating within the country and that Afghan territory will.

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Autonomy for the Rich, Separatism for the Poor

The leaders of the three devolved governments of the United Kingdom Scotland, Wales, and Northern Irelandare set to meet soon to sign a charter regarding the holding of independence referendums and the right to self-determination and separation from London. Kabul 24: For the first time in modern British history, pro-independence.

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Khalilzad Warns Washington: Disengaging with Islamic Emirate Opens the Door for China and Russia

Zalmay Khalilzad, the former US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation, warned in his latest remarks that Washington’s failure to diplomatically engage with the caretaker government of the Islamic Emirate could create a critical influence vacuum, paving the way for China and Russia to further strengthen their strategic foothold in Afghanistan..

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Warsaw After 70 Years: From Democratic Revolution to Robotic Protest

Seventy years ago, Poland witnessed a historic confrontation with Soviet-imposed dictatorship. In the summer of 1956, Polish workers took to the streets to protest political and economic oppression, encountering brutal state repression. Kabul 24: Today, humanoid robots—not humans—have gathered in central Warsaw. Behind them stand workers once more, protesting not.

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Afghanistan and India Clash in T20 Opener; Ibrahim Zadran Confident Ahead of Series

The national cricket teams of Afghanistan and India are set to face off today, Sunday, in the first match of their three-game Twenty20 International (T20I) series at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. Scheduled to begin at 6:30 PM local time, the opening clash marks a high-stakes showdown between.

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Over 10 Tons of Contraband Pharmaceuticals Incinerated in Helmand Province

The media office of the Helmand governor announced in an official statement that 10 tons and 463 kilograms of various smuggled and illegally imported pharmaceuticals were set on fire and completely destroyed during a special ceremony attended by appointed officials and local authorities. Kabul 24: This measure was executed as.

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UN and Islamic Emirate Pursue Joint Efforts to Address Afghan Refugee Challenges

Mawlawi Abdul Kabir, the Acting Minister of Refugees and Repatriation of the Islamic Emirate, met with Arafat Jamal, the Head of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) office, to discuss the ongoing issues facing Afghan refugees and explore effective solutions to address their condition. Kabul 24: In a.

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Drone Attack Hits Saudi East-West Pipeline, Halting Red Sea Oil Exports

The Saudi Ministry of Energy announced the preemptive closure of its strategic East-West pipeline following a drone attack that struck key pumping stations along the route. Capable of transporting up to seven million barrels of crude oil per day from the Persian Gulf coast to the Red Sea port of.

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Lahore High Court Suspends Expulsion Orders for Afghan Medical Students

The Lahore High Court has suspended the execution of orders issued by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) calling for the expulsion and return of Afghan medical students to their home country. The ruling, which temporarily restores the educational rights of Afghan students, was welcomed by Sardar Ahmad Shakeeb,.

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Migration and Trade Diplomacy: Key Focus of High-Level Talks Between Islamic Emirate and Ankara in Kabul

Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, called for an immediate resolution to the challenging condition of Afghan migrants in Turkey during an official meeting with Sadin Yildiz, the Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey to Kabul. The meeting comes.

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