Kazakhstan is set to enhance its grain exports to Afghanistan and Pakistan via the Beineu grain terminal, leveraging Turkmenistan as a key transit route. Kabul 24: Central Asian countries have prioritized securing regional trade agreements, which aim to bolster economic ties and benefit neighboring nations like Afghanistan. Wheat Export Plans.
Vandals targeted telecoms lines across France, causing disruptions to both fixed and mobile services, according to Marina Ferrari, the junior minister for digital matters. The incidents occurred overnight, leading to localized service issues as preparations for the Paris Olympics continue. Potential Links to Rail Sabotage Kabul 24: While the police.
The Ministry of Energy and Water announced the interest of a Chinese company to invest in the construction of three large water dams to generate electricity in Kunar. According to Kabul 24, quoted by Bakhtar News Agency, Abdul Latif Mansour; The minister of energy and water of this group talked.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has escalated his rhetoric against Israel, suggesting a potential military intervention to assist the Palestinians. Potential Military Action Kabul24: During a speech in Rize, Erdogan stated, “We might do similar to them,” referencing past military actions in Libya and Nagorno-Karabakh. He emphasized the need for Turkey.
US Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign has made a remarkable start, raising $200 million in just one week since she became the likely Democratic presidential nominee following President Biden’s withdrawal from the race. Grassroots Support Surge Kabul 24: The campaign reported that 66% of the donations came from first-time contributors,.
The Islamic Emirate has criticized an upcoming U.S. Congress hearing on Afghan women’s rights, labeling it a mere “show.” Political Goals Over Genuine Advocacy Kabul 24: Suhail Shaheen, head of the Islamic Emirate’s political office in Qatar, asserted that participants in the hearing are not true representatives of Afghan women.
North Korea has issued a stark warning of “total destruction” against its enemies, coinciding with the 71st anniversary of the Korean War armistice. Kabul 24: This declaration was made during a meeting attended by leader Kim Jong Un and senior military officials, who expressed intense animosity towards the United States.
Typhoon Gaemi, known as Carina in the Philippines, has caused widespread destruction across Taiwan, the Philippines, and China, leaving at least 34 people dead and thousands more displaced. Devastation in the Philippines Kabul 24: The death toll in the Philippines has risen to 34, with 12 victims in the Calabarzon.
Turkmenistan has officially accepted Fazal Mohammad Saber as the Chargé d’Affaires of the Islamic Emirate’s Embassy in Ashgabat. This decision was confirmed by the Council of Ministers and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Rashid Meredov. Diplomatic Relations Strengthening Kabul 24: During the acceptance ceremony, Meredov highlighted the importance of enhancing.
Ethiopia announced on Friday a three-day national mourning period following a devastating landslide in a remote southern region of the country, where over 250 people have lost their lives so far. The death toll, which currently stands at 257 according to the UN humanitarian agency OCHA, is expected to reach.
Iran summoned the British ambassador to Tehran after London extradited an Iranian citizen, Saeid Haji Agha Mousaei, 53, to the United States. Kabul 24: The Iranian citizen was wanted on legal charges of circumventing sanctions on Tehran. The United States has accused him of transporting to Iran advanced US technology.
Vice President Kamala Harris urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to finalize a ceasefire deal with Hamas that would pause the fighting in Gaza for six weeks and secure the release of hostages. Kabul 24: In a televised statement after their meeting, Harris struck a forceful tone, saying “It is.
