India Reaffirms Unwavering Commitment to Peace, Stability, and Development in Afghanistan

The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has reaffirmed that New Delhi’s policy toward Afghanistan remains unchanged, emphasizing its continued commitment to supporting the Afghan people. Kabul 24: In a recent press briefing, Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stressed that India’s approach is firmly focused on promoting peace, stability, and development in.

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Initial Agreement Reached for Return of Pakistani Trucks at Torkham; Awaiting Afghan Official Confirmation

Afghanistan has agreed to allow the return of Pakistani trucks that have been stranded inside its territory since the closure of the Torkham border crossing in October last year. Kabul 24: Pakistani media reported the development, but Afghan officials from the Islamic Emirate have not yet officially confirmed the agreement.According.

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UNAMA in UN Security Council: Afghanistan Faces Severe Humanitarian, Economic, and Human Rights Pressures

Jerret Gannon, Acting Deputy Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Afghanistan (UNAMA), presented a detailed report on the situation in Afghanistan during a meeting of the UN Security Council in New York. Kabul 24: Gannon, who recently traveled across Afghanistan including to northern provinces, eastern border regions, and remote.

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Indian Envoy: Punitive Tools Against Afghanistan Have Lost Their Effectiveness

Pravathani Harish, India’s representative to the United Nations, stated during a UN Security Council meeting on Afghanistan that the political realities in the country have fundamentally changed over the past five years. Kabul 24: She emphasized that the current UN sanctions against Afghanistan must be reviewed in light of these.

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Ministry of Interior: We Prevent Infiltration of Malicious Elements Disguised as Returning Migrants

In parallel with the sharp rise in the return of Afghan migrants from neighboring countries, the Ministry of Interior of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has announced a significant strengthening of security measures at border crossings and along the Durand Line. kabul 24: Abdul Mateen Qani, spokesperson for the Ministry.

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In Limbo: Neither War Nor Ceasefire

With Iran’s missile attacks on Israel tonight, the fragile existing ceasefire has become even more invalid. Kabul 24: Based on what we have witnessed so far, Iran’s response is more than just a symbolic strike. The successive, low-volume missile barrages toward Israel carry a specific message. It appears that the.

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Majahid: Regional Meetings Incomplete Without Afghanistan’s Participation

Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, has stated that regional meetings cannot be considered complete or fully effective without the presence of Afghanistan. Kabul 24: In an interview with TOLO News, Mujahid emphasized that such regional gatherings can have positive impacts on strengthening ties between countries in.

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Afghanistan and Uzbekistan Hold Talks to Strengthen Transit and Logistics Cooperation

Senior officials from Afghanistan and Uzbekistan met to discuss ways to enhance transit and logistics cooperation between the two countries. Kabul 24: According to reports, Ilkhom Makhkamov, Uzbekistan’s Minister of Transport, held talks with Karim Hashimi, Chairman of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment. Both sides emphasized increasing the.

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Why We Need to Understand the Form of Mythical Thinking

Our need to understand the form of mythical thinking is, before anything else, an epistemological necessity for comprehending the modern mind — not merely an exploration of humanity’s past. Kabul 24: Just as Ernst Cassirer began his analysis of the philosophy of the Enlightenment by examining the form of thought.

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Revival of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s Contact Group with Afghanistan Under Review

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is taking serious steps to revive its Contact Group with Afghanistan after a four-year hiatus. Kabul 24: Ahmad Said Muradzoda, Deputy Secretary-General of the SCO, announced during an interview with a Russian media outlet on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that.

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Death of Ayatollah Mohammad Ishaq Fayyaz, Prominent Shia Marja’ from Afghanistan

Ayatollah Sheikh Mohammad Ishaq Fayyaz, a distinguished mujtahid from Afghanistan and one of the leading Marja’ (sources of emulation) for Shia Muslims, has passed away. Kabul 24: His office in Kabul announced the sad news on Thursday, 14 Jawza (June 4), through an official statement.The statement reads: “With utmost regret.

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Islamic Emirate Calls on Italy to Bring Perpetrators of Deadly Arson Attack on Three Afghan Migrants to Justice

Kabul – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has urged Italian authorities to swiftly identify, arrest, and prosecute those responsible for the deliberate arson attack that killed three Afghan migrants in Italy. Kabul 24: The tragic incident occurred at a petrol station in the Amendolara.

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