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US President Joe Biden terminates designation of Afghanistan as major non-NATO allyIn 2012, the United States named Afghanistan a major non-NATO (MNNA) ally, which cleared the way for the two countries to maintain a defenc...- Rejected by New Zealand, reporter turns to Taliban for helpIn a column published in The New Zealand Herald on Saturday, Charlotte Bellis said it was "brutally ironic" that she'd once questioned the ...
- Australian players nervous about Pakistan tour: ReportAustralia has not toured Pakistan since 1998 due to security concerns, instead playing its away matches in the United Arab Emirates. Though...
- Australia postpones its first-ever Afghanistan cricket TestAustralia's cricketing authorities said that after consultation with "relevant stakeholders" it was decided the men's Test, to be played in...
- Legislation in US Senate seeks report on Pakistan's role in Taliban offensiveThe 'Afghanistan Counterterrorism, Oversight and Accountability Act' also seeks a report from the Secretary of State about his assessment o...
- Pakistan claims threatening email was sent to New Zealand cricket team from IndiaThe Kiwis called off their first tour of Pakistan after 18 years last Friday due to a security threat to the team, followed by a decision b...
- Pakistan fear that New Zealand's cancelled tour would set a 'dangerous precedent'Pakistan is disheartened at New Zealand aborting its first tour in 18 years. PCB makes it a point to not conduct 'home' games offshore agai...
- Indian saffron's international prices skyrocket after Afghan supply hit by Taliban takeoverSaffron is grown in four districts in Jammu and Kashmir– Pulwama, Budgam, Srinagar and Kishtwar. Among them, Pulwama district’s Pampore has...
- New Delhi calls for enabling ecosystem to help out AfghansEarlier the United Nations urged the international community to raise $606 million for Afghanistan. After decades of war and suffering, Afg...
- Islamic State group menace rebounds in AfghanistanMore than 100 Afghan civilians and 13 US servicemen were killed in the August 26 attack on Kabul airport -- the deadliest violence against ...
- Kabul airport attack kills 60 Afghans, 13 US troopsThe Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the killings on its Amaq news channel. The IS affiliate in Afghanistan is far more radic...
- Taliban beating people with AK-47 to stop them from entering Kabul airport"It's a complete disaster. The Taliban were firing into the air, pushing people, beating them with AK47s," Radio New Zealand (RNZ) quoted a...
- Over 260 Afghan Sikhs in Kabul Gurdwara need help in evacuation, says US Sikh body"We are in communication with governments in the United States, Canada, Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand, Tajikistan, Iran and the United K...
- Taliban fire in the air to control crowd at Kabul airportSky News showed footage of soldiers standing on a wall on Saturday attempting to pull the injured out from the crush and spraying people wi...
- World market themes for the week aheadInvestors, focused on prospects for Fed tapering as labour conditions improve, have boosted the dollar. New Zealand and Norway are a remind...
- China worked to prevent India from chairing key UNSC terrorism-related bodyA diplomatic source from a P-5 country, speaking on condition of anonymity, said China was against India's chairing of the Al Qaida sanctio...
- 'RapeLay' banned for sexual content, 'Manhunt' for gore, 'Pokémon GO' could be nextRapeLay, a 3D video game released in Japan in 2006 centred on a male character who sexually assaults women was banned.
- India demands sanctions against new Taliban leaderIndia wants UN to look into deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan and the means to contain it as it poses serious threats to the ...
- No distinction between good Taliban and bad Taliban: Nawaz SharifThe Pakistan government also announced the end of moratorium on the death sentence, in effect since 2010 to facilitate talks with Pakistan ...
- No Indian killed in Kabul hotel attack: IndiaThe attackers entered the hotel at 8:30 p.m. yesterday in traditional Afghan clothing and started shooting.
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