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Canada Warns Citizens Against Travel To Afghanistan

The Canadian government has issued a strong warning urging its citizens not to travel to Afghanistan, saying the security situation remains highly volatile and dangerous. In its latest travel advisory,…

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Iran, US Resume Talks in Oman to Narrow Gaps Over New Nuclear Deal

Top Iranian and U.S. negotiators began a new round of indirect talks on Saturday to hammer out a deal curbing…

Sharif Again Claims Threats Originate From Afghanistan

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has once again alleged that Afghan territory is being used against Pakistan. Speaking at the…

Lavrov Stresses Resolving Afghan Issues through Moscow, SCO

Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister, criticized the Doha process and stressed that Afghanistan’s issues should be resolved through the Moscow…

Japan, OIC Stress Need to Expand Cooperation with Afghanistan

Representatives from the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and Japan have discussed enhancing cooperation with Afghanistan and ways to strengthen…

Over 103,000 Afghan Migrants Repatriated in Less Than a Month

In recent weeks, a significant wave of Afghan migrant returns has been underway from neighboring and regional countries, particularly Pakistan.…

Former Afghanistan Parliament memeber Zahir Qadir Arrested in Kenya, Faces Extradition to the U.S.

Abdul Zahir Qadir, a former deputy speaker of Afghanistan’s parliament and once a prominent political figure, has been arrested in…

India Donates Nearly Five Tonnes Of Vaccines To Afghanistan

The Taliban’s Ministry of Public Health announced on Wednesday that the Government of India has donated 4.8 tonnes of vaccines…

Over 100000 Afghan refugees Deported From Pakistan Since first of April

More than 100,000 Afghan nationals have been deported from Pakistan over the past three weeks, according to figures released by…