Islamic Emirate: Reopening Trade Routes with Pakistan Conditional on “Strong and Irreversible Guarantees” from Islamabad

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has once again made it clear that trade and transit routes with Pakistan will remain closed until Islamabad provides firm, transparent, and binding guarantees that these routes will never again be used as a tool of political or economic pressure. Kabul 24: Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesman.

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U.S. Imposes Visa Restrictions on Perpetrators of Anti-Christian Violence in Nigeria and Worldwide

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the United States will impose strict visa restrictions on individuals who direct, approve, finance, support, or carry out violations of religious freedom, with a particular focus on those responsible for violence and killings targeting Christians in Nigeria and across the globe. kabul.

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Arrest of Afghan Citizen in the US on Charges of Ties to ISIS-K: Who is John Shah Safi?

Kristi Noem, the US Secretary of Homeland Security, announced on the evening of Wednesday, December 3, the arrest of another Afghan citizen named “John Shah Safi.” Safi is accused of providing arms support to the ISIS-Khorasan branch (ISIS-K) and having previously collaborated with this terrorist group. According to the US.

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Islamic Emirate and Pakistan Agree to Extend Ceasefire, Sources Say

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed to maintain the existing ceasefire and continue direct talks to ease border tensions, following a confidential meeting hosted by Saudi Arabia, five sources told Reuters. Kabul 24: Three senior officials from the Islamic Emirate and two Pakistani officials – one based.

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Sixth Anniversary of Dr. Nakamura’s Death: Leprosy Treatment Resumes in Eastern Afghanistan

December 4, 2025 marks the sixth anniversary of the death of Japanese physician Dr. Tetsu Nakamura, who devoted his entire life to helping the people of Afghanistan. Kabul 24: He was killed on December 4, 2019, along with four bodyguards and his driver, in an armed ambush in Jalalabad.On this.

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Pentagon: Operation “Midnight Hammer” Delays Iran’s Nuclear Program by Two Years

Kingsley Wilson, spokesperson for the United States Department of Defense (Pentagon), announced on Tuesday during a press briefing that the extensive and highly classified aerial operation “Midnight Hammer,” executed by the U.S. Air Force and special units against Iran’s key nuclear facilities, has been “more successful than initial predictions” and.

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Trump: We Will Attack Any Country Sending Drugs to America

Donald Trump, President of the United States, announced on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, during a White House press briefing that any country or group involved in trafficking drugs into the United States could face direct U.S. military attacks. Kabul 24: Trump stated emphatically, “Anyone who sells this poison to our.

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Imran Khan’s Sons Raise Alarm Over Father’s Health and Safety in Prison

The sons of Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan have voiced grave concern over their father’s health and well-being, warning that authorities may be concealing “something irreversible.” Speaking to Reuters, Sulaiman Isa Khan and Qasim Khan said more than three weeks have passed without any verified proof that the 73-year-old.

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Iranian Border Guards Open Fire on Afghan Migrants in Farah; At Least 12 Killed, 23 Missing

Farah Province – Local sources in western Afghanistan’s Farah province report that on Sunday, December 29, 2024 (9 Qaws 1403), Iranian border guards opened fire on a group of 35 Afghan citizens attempting to cross illegally into Iran through the “78 Mile” border area, killing at least 12 people. Kabul.

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Former British officer: UK special forces committed war crimes in Afghanistan

A senior ex-British Army officer has told a public inquiry that UK special forces in Afghanistan most likely committed war crimes, and that the chain of command was widely aware yet failed to take meaningful action. Kabul 24: The revelation came during an ongoing independent inquiry triggered by a 2022.

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Afghanistan–Pakistan Border Closure Paralyzes Pakistan’s Vital Exports, Inflicts Billions in Losses

The complete closure of the Chaman and Torkham border crossings since October 12 (20 Mizan) due to escalating political tensions between Islamabad and Kabul has brought bilateral trade to a near-total halt, triggering an unprecedented economic crisis in Pakistan, particularly in its northern regions. Kabul 24: The cement industry has.

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Pakistan’s Afghanistan Policy Has “Completely Failed,” Says Maulana Fazlur Rehman

Maulana Fazlur Rehman, leader of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) and one of Pakistan’s most influential politico-religious figures, has declared that Islamabad’s Afghanistan policy over the past two decades has been a total failure. Kabul 24: Speaking candidly, he stated that Pakistan has been unable to turn Kabul into a “true friend”.

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