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“The current complicated conditions in the region, especially the situation in Afghanistan, are the result of wrong policies adopted by the United States, which only created crises, and the outcome … Read More
Friday’s decree by Afghanistan’s Taliban government regarding women’s rights stated that women shouldn’t be treated as “property”, and they must agree to marry. However, it did not mention women having … Read More
Afghanistan is facing economic hardships after the takeover of the Taliban in August this year and its financial crisis has increased further. Afghanistan’s economy continues to plummet with the Taliban takeover. Afghanistan’s economy is largely made … Read More
The World Bank’s Board has decided to release $280 million of Afghanistan’s frozen fund to help tackle the country’s deepening humanitarian crisis. The World Bank is intended to be transferring … Read More
Barely 3 months after the chaotic U.S.-run troop evacuation from Afghanistan, NATO foreign ministers met Wednesday to debate a rapidly compiled report on the lessons to be learned from the … Read More
The Taliban are facing difficulties in effectively fighting terrorism in Afghanistan due to lack of financial resources, Russian Ambassador in Kabul Dmitry Zhirnov said on Wednesday. The Taliban are facing … Read More
As countries slowly start reopening their embassies in Kabul, India is also reportedly considering the possibility of re-staffing its mission in Afghanistan. So far, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Russia, China, … Read More
A four-way gas pipeline project has been put on hold in Afghanistan due to the current situation, says a Pakistani minister. Work on the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) pipeline would remain suspended … Read More
Saudi Arabia, on Monday, called on the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to hold an extraordinary meeting to discuss the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan. Saudi Arabia is looking to convene … Read More
According to a report published in Wall Street Journal, undercover Taliban agents – clean-shaven, wearing jeans and sporting sunglasses – spent years infiltrating Afghan government ministries, universities, businesses and aid … Read More
