Former Pakistani Diplomat Urges Strategic Shift, Advises Against Supporting Anti-Taliban Opposition

Touqir Hussain, a former Pakistani ambassador and currently a professor at Georgetown University, has called for a fundamental overhaul of Islamabad’s policy toward Afghanistan, asserting that treating the country primarily as a security issue has proven counterproductive. Kabul 24: Writing in an op-ed published in Pakistan’s *Dawn* newspaper, Hussain noted.

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Construction Begins on B4 Housing Complexes in Kabul’s Fifth Macroryan

Construction work on the B4 residential complexes of the “Sulh” Housing Project in Kabul’s Fifth Macroryan area has officially begun, with the project aimed at addressing the city’s housing shortage and providing standard residential facilities. Kabul 24: Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Mullah Abdul.

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Xi Jinping Emphasizes China’s Role in Peace Diplomacy: From Regional Conflicts to Strengthening the SCO

Speaking at the 26th Council of Heads of State of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Chinese President Xi Jinping declared Beijing’s readiness to bolster diplomatic efforts aimed at resolving crises and conflicts in Afghanistan, Ukraine, and the Middle East. Kabul 24: Reaffirming the importance.

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From the Mississippi to Hormuz: The Return of the Anaconda Plan

Six months into the war waged by the United States and Israel against Iran, analysts have compared the conflict to numerous historic wars. The Vietnam War and the 1956 Suez Crisis are frequently cited. However, at least in the current phase, this confrontation bears a stronger resemblance to the 19th-century.

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Unprecedented Tension Between Berlin and Moscow: Germany Blames Russia for Leipzig Airport Drone Attack

The German government has taken an extraordinary diplomatic step by directly accusing Russia of involvement in the drone attacks at Leipzig Airport. Kabul 24: German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt explicitly stated that these incidents precisely match the pattern of Moscow’s known hybrid and sabotage operations across the European continent. Warning.

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Silent Crisis in Afghanistan’s Healthcare System: ICRC Warns of Devastating Impact of Funding Cuts

Unprecedented reductions in humanitarian aid and a worsening financial crisis have pushed Afghanistan’s healthcare system to the brink of total collapse. Kabul 24: Speaking to Agence France-Presse in Kabul, Yasmine Praz Dessimoz, Head of Operations for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), expressed deep concern that despite overwhelming.

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Pentagon Shake-Up: U.S. Army Secretary Resigns Following Deep Rifts with Defense Secretary

U.S. media outlets are reporting a major leadership shift at the highest levels of the United States military infrastructure. Daniel Driscoll, the Secretary of the Army, has officially tendered his resignation to the White House after serving approximately 18 months in the critical civilian defense position, signaling escalating management tensions.

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Multi-Million Dollar Losses and Widespread Unemployment as Afghan-Pakistani Crossings Remain Closed

The prolonged closure of major border crossings between Afghanistan and Pakistan has effectively paralyzed regional trade. According to reports from Pakistani media outlets, the extended shutdown of these key trade routes has dealt a severe blow to Pakistan’s commerce, agriculture, livestock, and poultry sectors, while simultaneously stripping thousands of citizens.

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Hidayatullah Badri, the Minister of Mines and Petroleum of the Afghan caretaker government, held a highly important, official diplomatic meeting with Mirdaf bin Ali Al-Qashouti, the Ambassador of the State of Qatar to Kabul

Hidayatullah Badri, the Minister of Mines and Petroleum of the Afghan caretaker government, held a highly important, official diplomatic meeting with Mirdaf bin Ali Al-Qashouti, the Ambassador of the State of Qatar to Kabul, where they discussed various dimensions of political, commercial, and economic relations between the two nations in.

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NASA’s Panoramic Eye in Space: Launch of the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope to Unravel Cosmic Mysteries

NASA has taken a major leap in mapping the cosmos with the launch of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Named in honor of NASA’s first chief astronomer and first female executive, this advanced space observatory embarks on a distinctive mission across the.

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Iran-U.S. Missile Tensions: Attack on Larak, Retaliatory Strike on U.S. Base in Jordan

Following a sudden surge in military tensions between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States, news sources have reported direct missile engagements between the two sides across the Persian Gulf and the broader Middle East. Kabul 24: According to published reports, a US official stated that the American.

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Himalayan Floods: 700+ Dead, Thousands Missing

Climate Disaster in the Himalayas: Over 700 Dead and Thousands Missing Following Flash Floods in Nepal and Tibet Kabul 24: A catastrophic flash flood on Wednesday devastated wide swaths of Nepal and neighboring Tibet, resulting in a staggering loss of life. Official reports confirm that over 700 people have died,.

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