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Even the dead must make way as construction transforms Afghanistan's capitalKabul is undergoing a massive transformation as the Taliban government revives old plans to widen roads. Homes, businesses, and even a grav...- Afghan FM's historic visit to India underlines deep historical bonds & contemporary partnershipAfghanistan is looking to strengthen its bond with India. This comes as relations with Pakistan face significant strain. Mass deportations ...
- Tajikistan begins talks with Iran over use of Chabahar portTajikistan is in negotiations with Iran for cargo transit via Chabahar port, supported by India, to enhance trade with India and the Gulf r...
- Taliban say they will close all NGOs employing Afghan womenThe Taliban have ordered the closure of all national and foreign NGOs employing women, threatening to revoke their operating licenses if no...
- Iran says final agreement reached with India on Chabahar Port: ReportIndia and Iran have reached a final agreement on India's first foreign port project, Chabahar Port. The new long-term agreement will replac...
- Taliban govt reaches out to India for investments in urban infrastructureThe request came at a recent meeting with the head of the Indian technical mission in Kabul, said officials. The Taliban regime is keen tha...
- India will resume work in at least 20 stalled projects in Afghanistan: TalibanIn August, Afghanistan's Foreign Ministry said India's diplomatic presence in the country would result in the completion of "unfinished pro...
- Afghanistan could face severe food crisis in harsh winterThe Taliban, whose financial reserves came from illegal activities, are proving completely incapable of funding social services and food as...
- Taliban promise peace, but doubt and fear persistThis month, after outlasting a superpower, the Taliban walked to control on a road paved with mass surrenders. The question now is how magn...
- UN chief following developments in Afghanistan with deep concern, says his spokesmanThe Taliban is rapidly advancing across Afghanistan and taking control over key provincial capitals. Reports say that the militant group ha...
- The Taliban: What could its return to power mean for Afghanistan?The unfavourable conditions on the ground created fertile ground for the emergence of the Taliban. An Islamic fundamentalist group dominate...
- Taliban see battlefield dominance as path to political, diplomatic powerThe scale and speed of the Taliban's campaign, and the inability of government forces to stem its progress, has swept aside any hopes that ...
- Moderated by Al-Qaeda, TTP oversaw reunification of splinter groups in Afghanistan: UNThe 27th report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team was submitted to the Security Council Committee concerning Islamic ...
- Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan responsible for over 100 cross-border attacks last year: UN reportThe report said that according to Member State assessments, the TTP fighting strength range between 2,500 and 6,000.
- ISI uses Pakistan soil for terror acts in Afghanistan: Muhajir CongressThe Muhajir (refugees from India) Congress in a letter to President Ashraf Ghani extended its support to the Afghanistan government in its ...
- Taliban to advance in Afghan this year: US spy masterThe Taliban is likely to gain ground in Afghanistan this year and the security situation will deteriorate in the country in 2018, a top US ...
- Pakistan to continue developing close range nuclear weapon: PentagonThe government and military are also working together to implement a national action plan against terrorism, which includes the establishme...
- Fawning over Pak military, US undermines New Delhi talksUS recognition of Pakistan's military as the real power behind the civilian façade is evident with American interlocutors spending more tim...
- US think tank rates Pak's FATA as most dangerous placeWith the Mumbai terror attacks highlighting the threat from the Pakistani terror infrastructure, concerns have increased over the situation...
- Bush’s NSA warns Obama of danger that Pakistan isUS President George W Bush’s National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley has said that Pakistan’s increasingly turbulent border region poses t...
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