Afghanistan

Isolating Afghanistan has been set up as the missionary work of the Pentagon, RAW since the day of the withdrawal

Shehbaz says onus on Delhi to take steps for result-oriented dialogue

The blast took place in the Marawara district of the Kunar province

Thousands of civilians killed in US-led operations under guise of 'war on terror'

Bilateral agreement sought to enhance trade volume

Indian authorities claim seizure of 435 grams of contraband suspected to be heroin

Attack happened in a Kabul neighbourhood home to the historically oppressed Hazara community

Women in Afghanistan face growing restrictions from the Taliban government

Pakistan strongly condemned the use of Afghan soil by terrorists for activities against the country, says ISPR

Attack took place at an education institute where an entrance exam was taking place

Taliban say no armed group is present on Afghan soil

Assets will be shielded from Taliban and used to help stabilise Afghanistan's collapsed economy

ISPR says terrorists from inside Afghanistan opened fire on Pakistani troops in K-P’s Kurram district

Speakers say Afghan soil should not be allowed for attacks against other countries

Keeping schools closed is a disservice to the women and girls of Afghanistan

Full operation of the capital's airport is seen as crucial to reviving Afghanistan's shattered economy

Groups of girls wearing headscarves and hijabs were seen heading to the school on Thursday morning

Dr Arif Alvi says despite our worries because of floods, green shirts bring smiles to our faces

Babar and co will face a side, not India or Hong Kong, first time in 2022 Asia Cup

Most girls' secondary schools in country have been closed since the Taliban took over in August 2021

An attack on a diplomatic mission is a cause for serious concern, says FO spokesperson

At least 18 killed, including an influential imam

Pakistani authorities demand abolishment of export tax imposed on coal from Afghan side

Pakistan’s Foreign Office denies it has anything to do with the strike in Kabul

Contract comes after a Taliban delegation led by acting commerce minister visited Russia in mid-August

FO says Afghan Taliban’s charge defies norms of responsible diplomacy

The United States killed Zawahiri with a missile fired from a drone while he stood on a balcony at his hideout in July

Taliban spokesperson urges international community, especially Islamic countries ‘to urgently help the victims’

On 15th August 2021, the Biden administration ventured on its haphazard military withdrawal from Afghanistan

Lives of many turned upside down since the chaotic end to the 20-year war in Afghanistan

Roughly 25 million Afghans are now living in poverty - well over half the population

Taliban fighters fired in the air and beat up protesters taking part in a women's march in Kabul

Afghan economy was already in dire straits even before the Taliban takeover

Reporters Without Borders says 76 per cent of women journalists lost their jobs since Taliban took power last year

To tighten their grip, Taliban have poured thousands of fighters into the Panshjir Valley

Terrorist group says senior commander had increased his movement in recent time was targeted Sunday evening

US officials say the laser precision was due to drone-fired Hellfires, causing no collateral damage

Since September 2021, over 14,945 tonnes of humanitarian assistance had been sent to neighbouring country

Medical team reaches Afghanistan with medical equipment worth millions of rupees

Says 'such actions' against the interest of US, Afghanistan and region

Taliban and the Afghanistan rule

State officials exchange proposals for releasing Afghan funds, possibly providing some much-needed relief

Ghomi calls on FM Bilawal, discusses bilateral ties including energy cooperation, regional security and connectivity

No denying that the findings of our report are extremely serious, says acting head of UNAMA

FO statement says two sides exchanged views on the political and security situation in the war-ravaged country

New applicants, beginning this week, will no longer need to file a separate petition for special immigrant status

Impression by Afghan media that Pakistan was robbing Afghanistan of its natural resources is an absolute fantasy

The war-torn country has been struggling since Kabul's fall. Now an earthquake has made the situation bleaker.

UN rights chief asks Taliban to look to other Muslim countries for inspiration on improving the rights of women

Trucks carrying 700 family ration bags crossed Ghulam Khan crossing under the arrangements made by PACF