Pakistan vows to ‘eradicate terrorism’ as Afghan truce nears end
Pakistan's foreign minister reiterated the country's commitment to eliminating terrorism as a temporary ceasefire with Afghanistan comes to a close.
Forced to give birth at the hospital door due to lack of a male companion: Taliban edicts endanger Afghan women's lives
Afghan women face life-threatening conditions as Taliban edicts restrict their access to healthcare, forcing them to give birth in dangerous situations.
Why did Pakistan bomb an Afghan drug clinic? – Your enemy’s enemy is your friend.
Pakistan conducted a bombing in Kabul, resulting in hundreds of deaths, amid longstanding conflicts and power struggles in the region.
Taliban secretly appointed its first envoy to an EU country
Despite Germany not recognizing the Taliban as the official government of Afghanistan, the group has decided to send an envoy to Berlin.
They Were Divided by the Durand Line: How Pakistani Pashtuns View Tensions with Afghanistan?
The article discusses the historical and social implications of the Durand Line on the Pashtun community, divided between Pakistan and Afghanistan, and explores their perspectives on ongoing tensions between the two nations.
To whom the duty of counting the war dead falls
The article discusses the complexities and implications of counting war casualties, emphasizing the distinction between direct deaths and those from secondary effects of warfare.
400 Innocents Killed in Afghanistan, Evidence of Pakistan's Crimes Shown in Satellite Images
A series of airstrikes conducted by Pakistan in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province resulted in numerous civilian casualties, prompting international concern and evidence of potential war crimes.
‘This is the saddest moment’: families search for loved ones on Eid after Kabul hospital strike
Families in Kabul mourn and search for loved ones following a devastating airstrike on a rehabilitation center, with conflicting death tolls reported.
Purple Flowers on the Gulghundi Hill: Afghanistan's Transient Spring
The article describes the brief yet beautiful blooming of purple flowers on Gulghundi Hill in Afghanistan, attracting visitors seeking tranquility amidst ongoing challenges.
Satellite images document the extent of the destruction in an Afghan hospital in the capital, Kabul
Recent satellite images reveal extensive damage to a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, following an airstrike reportedly conducted by Pakistan.
Iran conflict won’t trigger Biden-style refugee replay, expert predicts
Experts believe that Iran's current instability is unlikely to lead to a mass refugee crisis like those seen in Syria or Afghanistan.
Written statement from Mojtaba Khamenei: Attacks on Turkey and Oman were not carried out by Iran or its allies
Mojtaba Khamenei stated that recent attacks against Turkey and Oman were not executed by Iran or its allies, urging Afghanistan and Pakistan to strengthen their ties.
When your home country is ravaged by war, is it possible to stay neutral?
The author reflects on the challenges of connecting with family in war-torn Afghanistan while living abroad, particularly as their brother's recent trip is interrupted by conflict-related flight disruptions.
Notable International Silence: What is Behind the Indifference to the Escalation Between Pakistan and Afghanistan?
The article discusses the recent escalation of military actions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, highlighting the lack of international attention and the complex security dynamics involved.
Meryl Streep's Record Donation: She Donated a Seven-Figure Sum to an Important Institution for Women
Meryl Streep has made a significant seven-figure donation to the National Women's History Museum in Washington, D.C., aimed at promoting awareness of women's contributions to history.
Record Donation from Meryl Streep. She Donated a 7-Figure Amount to an Important Institution for Women
Meryl Streep has made a significant 7-figure donation to the National Women's History Museum in Washington, D.C., aimed at enhancing the representation of women's contributions to American history.
Out of IPL, stuck in PSL too, a break imposed on Bangladeshi players
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has decided to seek government approval before sending players to the Pakistan Super League due to security concerns amid rising tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Have you seen him? Families search for their loved ones among the rubble of a medical center explosion in Kabul
Families in Kabul frantically search for missing loved ones following a devastating explosion at a medical rehabilitation center.
Afghanistan, Sierra Leone, and Malawi among the unhappiest countries
The World Happiness Report 2026 ranks Afghanistan as the unhappiest country, with a significant decline in youth well-being linked to social media usage.
Pakistan-Afghanistan: Ceasefire during Ramadan celebrations
Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a temporary ceasefire to coincide with the celebrations marking the end of Ramadan.
Pakistan on the back foot after Kabul hospital attack, offers strange justification for 400 deaths
Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated following an airstrike on a Kabul drug rehabilitation center that killed over 400 people, with Pakistan's military issuing a controversial statement.
Pakistan Breaks Ceasefire, Shelling in Afghanistan's Kunar
Pakistan has been accused of violating a ceasefire in Kunar province, Afghanistan, with over 70 shells reportedly fired ahead of Eid, leading to heightened tensions in the region.
Ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan Broken, PAK Army Fired 72 Shells on Kunar
Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated again as Pakistan reportedly fired 72 shells in Kunar province despite a temporary ceasefire agreement.
Afghan cricketers become the face of humanity, meet the injured from the PAK airstrike
Afghan cricketers visited a Kabul hospital to show solidarity with the victims of a recent airstrike by Pakistan, acknowledging the humanitarian crisis following the attack.
Pakistan and Afghanistan halt clashes before Muslim holidays
Pakistan and Afghanistan have announced a cessation of clashes ahead of the conclusion of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting.
"Peer Witness": Did the Estonian girl who traveled in crisis areas mock fate?
Marie Sinivee, an 18-year-old Estonian journalist, shares her experiences of hitchhiking and camping through war-torn regions of Afghanistan and the Middle East while raising questions about the risks associated with such adventures.
Truce Agreement Between Pakistan and Afghanistan for Eid al-Fitr
Afghanistan announced a truce with Pakistan for Eid al-Fitr, following Pakistan's confirmation of attacks within Afghan territory.
Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of killing hundreds in Kabul hospital strike
Afghanistan's Taliban-led government has accused Pakistan of conducting an airstrike on a hospital in Kabul that reportedly killed over 400 people amid escalating military tensions between the two nations.
Afghanistan: Temporary Ceasefire with Pakistan for the End of Ramadan
Afghanistan announced a temporary ceasefire with Pakistan during the celebrations for the end of Ramadan, following requests from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey.
In the midst of Afghanistan-Pakistan tension, a major decision, Taliban halts 'Rad al-Zulm' operation
Amid rising tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, both countries have announced a temporary halt to military actions ahead of Eid al-Fitr.
Pakistan announces a ceasefire with Afghanistan during the Eid al-Fitr festival
Pakistan has declared a ceasefire with Afghanistan coinciding with Eid al-Fitr, amid mourning for victims of a recent Pakistani attack.
Pakistani information minister announced suspension of strikes on Afghanistan
The Pakistani information minister has declared a halt to military strikes in Afghanistan amidst ongoing tensions in the region.
Afghanistan and Pakistan announce ceasefire in confrontation
Pakistan and Afghanistan have declared a ceasefire in their military offensive against each other, lasting until Monday during the Eid al-Fitr holiday.
Pakistan pauses attacks in Afghanistan during Eid
Pakistan has announced a temporary halt to attacks on Afghanistan during Eid, at the request of Turkey, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, but warns of swift retaliation if attacked.
A truce is announced in the conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan
Pakistan has declared a truce with Afghanistan from Thursday to Monday to mark Eid al-Fitr, prompted by requests from friendly Islamic countries.
Pakistan temporarily pauses military operations against Afghanistan
Pakistan has announced a temporary pause in military operations against the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, citing the holiday of Id and calls from Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.
Afghan Interior Minister: "We do not want war"
Afghan Interior Minister S. Haqqani stated during the mass funeral of victims from a recent attack that Afghanistan seeks to resolve issues through diplomatic means rather than conflict.
Attack in Afghanistan Incites War of Versions Over Number of Deaths
Family members searched hospitals in Kabul for loved ones following a deadly bombing, with conflicting death tolls reported by Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Afghanistan vows revenge for Pakistan's strike on addiction rehabilitation center
Afghanistan has vowed to retaliate against Pakistan after a bombing at a Kabul rehabilitation center resulted in numerous casualties.
Afghans search for loved ones at Kabul rehab centre hit by Pakistani airstrike
Afghan families search for their loved ones at a Kabul drug rehabilitation centre following a deadly airstrike attributed to Pakistan, which claimed over 400 lives.
NGO says 'hundreds killed and wounded' in Kabul drug clinic strike
An NGO reports that a recent strike on a drug clinic in Kabul resulted in hundreds of casualties, including deaths and injuries.
Pakistan announces temporary Eid pause in conflict with Afghanistan
Pakistan has declared a temporary ceasefire in its conflict with Afghanistan in observance of the Eid al-Fitr celebration, following requests from several Islamic nations.
Monday's strike on a hospital in Kabul resulted in 143 victims according to the UN mission.
According to the UN mission, a strike on a hospital in Kabul on Monday caused 143 casualties.
No Oil, No Flour... Now War with Afghanistan, Triple Attack on PAK's Devastation?
Pakistan is facing a severe economic crisis exacerbated by rising debt and conflicts with Afghanistan amidst ongoing war tensions between the US and Iran.
Did Munir's Army Miss Its Target?
The Afghan government claims that Pakistan attacked the Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital, resulting in over 400 deaths, while Pakistan's military denies targeting the hospital, stating they struck a location called Camp Phoenix instead.
The Refugee Council confirms that several hundred were killed or injured in the Kabul attack
The Norwegian organization Refugee Council confirms that hundreds of people were killed or injured in the attack on a drug treatment clinic in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Iran Issues Strong Message Regarding Afghanistan Without Naming Pakistan
Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, subtly criticized Pakistani aggression towards Afghanistan while thanking the Afghan government for its support during regional tensions.
NGO: Hundreds killed and injured in the Kabul clinic airstrike
Independent sources confirm that hundreds were killed and injured in an airstrike on a Kabul clinic.
Did Munir's Army Miss the Target... How Did 400 People Die in the Kabul Attack?
Pakistan's military conducted airstrikes in Afghanistan, including one in Kabul that allegedly resulted in over 400 deaths, but Pakistan denies targeting a hospital.
Pakistan hopes steep cost of airstrikes on Taliban targets will protect against terror attacks
Pakistan is intensifying airstrikes against Taliban targets in Afghanistan to deter militant support and prevent terrorist attacks, amid accusations of significant civilian casualties.