#Afghanistan
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EconomyOn the Frontlines of a Slow-Moving Catastrophe: How Kabul Is Racing Toward 'Day Zero' for Water
Kabul is rapidly approaching a catastrophic 'day zero' where its water supply runs completely dry, leaving millions of residents facing severe shortages, soaring costs, and the harsh impacts of climate change.
PoliticsAfghanistan Reports 28 Cross-Border Fighters Killed Amid Rising Tensions With Pakistan
Afghanistan's Ministry of Defence reported killing 28 cross-border fighters in Nuristan province, while Islamabad firmly rejected Kabul's accusations regarding the clashes and militant support.
PoliticsUnraveling the Roots of Recurring Conflict Between Pakistan and Afghanistan
Despite initial optimism following the 2021 Taliban takeover, relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have fractured over allegations of harboring militant groups, raising concerns about the fallout of ongoing violence.
Breaking NewsDeadly Border Clashes Erupt as Pakistani Forces and Afghan Taliban Exchange Fire Amid Rising Tensions
Pakistani forces and Afghan Taliban fighters have clashed along the border, resulting in casualties following recent retaliatory air strikes and rising regional tensions.
PoliticsPakistan Targets Cross-Border Drone Hubs with Precision Air Strikes in Afghanistan
Pakistan launched air strikes against 10 drone-related locations in Afghanistan following cross-border attacks, further straining relations between the two neighbours and threatening regional mediation efforts.
Breaking NewsEscalating Security Crisis: Examining Pakistan's Ongoing Struggle with Recurrent Bombings
Pakistan faces ongoing security challenges following a recent mosque bombing claimed by a TTP-linked group, straining relations with neighboring Afghanistan.
SportsMasood Gurbaz Sets Sights on UAE National Team and Future Clash With Brother Rahmanullah
Masood Gurbaz has switched his cricketing allegiance to the UAE after failing to secure opportunities with Afghanistan, setting his sights on a future international clash with his brother Rahmanullah.
SportsAbhishek Sharma Smashes Record-Breaking Century for India Against Afghanistan
India opener Abhishek Sharma smashed a record-breaking 30-ball century against Afghanistan in New Delhi, recording the fastest T20 International ton by a full-member player.
PoliticsFormer US Diplomat Discusses Afghanistan Stability After 9/11
A former US diplomat shares insights on why a stable Afghanistan following 9/11 remains important to United States interests.
PoliticsFormer US Diplomat Zalmay Khalilzad Reflects on Post-9/11 Missteps and Policy Failures
Former US diplomat Zalmay Khalilzad reflects on critical policy missteps following the 9/11 attacks, including the decisions made regarding Afghanistan and Iraq.
PoliticsAfghan Medical Students Face Sudden Expulsion from Pakistan Amid Regulatory Crackdown
Afghan medical students in Pakistan are facing sudden expulsion and eviction notices following a directive from the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, cutting short their education amid deteriorating relations between Islamabad and Kabul.
PoliticsTaliban Frees Two Detained UN Staff Members in Western Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities have released two United Nations staff members who were detained in Herat, though the reasons for their initial arrest remain unclear.
PoliticsFive Years On, the Taliban Forges Pragmatic Global Alliances Without Full Diplomatic Recognition
Five years after returning to power, the Taliban has successfully expanded international trade, security, and diplomatic ties across the region despite lacking formal global recognition.
PoliticsKabul Marks Five Years of Taliban Rule with Parades, Flags, and Patriotic Music
Thousands of supporters in Kabul celebrated the fifth anniversary of the Taliban's return to power with parades and patriotic music, while the nation continues to face severe economic challenges and restrictions.
PoliticsGlobal Alarm Intensifies as Afghanistan Marks Five Years Under Taliban Rule Amid Severe Humanitarian and Women's Rights Crisis
Five years after the Taliban returned to power, international concern grows over a worsening humanitarian crisis and severe restrictions on women's rights in Afghanistan.
PoliticsFive Years After the Taliban's Return, Afghanistan Faces Deepening Humanitarian and Human Rights Crisis
Five years after the Taliban returned to power, Afghanistan faces severe humanitarian crises, extreme restrictions on women's rights, and plummeting international aid.
PoliticsFive Years of Taliban Rule: UN Warns Afghan Women's Aid Could Halt Amid Severe Funding Shortfalls
Five years after the Taliban returned to power, the United Nations warns that severe funding cuts could force more than half of Afghanistan's remaining women's organisations to close within the year.
PoliticsZalmay Khalilzad Warns US Engagement Is Vital to Prevent Afghanistan From Remaining Isolated
Former US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad emphasizes that maintaining ties with the US is crucial for reintegrating Afghanistan globally, though significant obstacles regarding human rights and political debate remain.