Last week, offiicals said the third round negotations between Kabul and Islamabad ended without any agreement due to Pakistan’s “irresponsible and uncooperative” attitude. The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) also halted trade with Pakistan in the previous week…
Over 90,000 Afghan refugees returned to the country last week. Meanwhile, the UNHCR announced a temporary suspension of its cash aid and support centers and the UN Human Rights Council accused Afghanistan of human rights violations—an allegation rejected…
Last week, on the occasion of August 15, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) supreme leader instructed ministers and cabinet members to remove the term “acting” from their official titles. Afghanistan and Kyrgyzstan signed agreements, while theUnited Nations…
Last week, Afghan officials participated in six international meetings held in Russia, China, Iran and Uzbekistan. The World Bank resumed the process of disbursing its remaining loans to Afghanistan.
The UK last week promised efforts to put Afghanistan back on the UN agenda and various sources asked Pakistan to stop forcibly deporting Afghan refugees.
The Russian Attorney General’s Office last week requested the country’s Supreme Court to remove the name “Taliban” from its blacklist.
Last week, two journlaists, including a Pajhwok Afghan News journalist, were wounded as a result of clashes at Torkham crossing in eastern Nangarhar provinee.
Last week, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), withdrawing from the Rome Statute, said it did not recognise the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Last week, Kabul and Oslo discussed developin diplomatic relations and China said its relations with Kabul have improved and concerns about Daesh in Afghanistan were raised at the UN Security Council.
Last week, Radio Begum’s broadcasts were suspended and seven Black Hawk helicopters, which had been transferred from Afghanistan to Uzbekistan, handed over to the United States.
Last week, President Joe Biden said Afghanistan no longer posed a threat to the United States, with some countries calling on the Islamic Emirate to lift restrictions on women.
Last week, several organisations called on Pakistan to halt the arrest and harassment of Afghan refugees.
Last week, China provided 1.5 million aid to Afghanistan. Beijing and Moscow stressed improved bilateral relationships with Kabul.
Last week Iran said it would extradite 1,000 Afghan prisons to the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), Zalmay Khalilzad said that the United States of America (USA) and the IEA may forge relationships based on the Doha Agreement and UN Secretary-General António Guterres asked countries to accelerate efforts for the prevention of climate disasters.
Last week, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) hoped the new US administration would adopt a pragmatic approach towards Afghanistan.
Last week, seven countries affirmed their commitment to engaging with Afghanistan, and a delegation reported initial findings from a probe into shootings and explosions affecting Afghans in Iran.
A number of institutions last week expressed their concern about girls’ rights in Afghanistan, while Russia declared talks with Afghanistan necessary for peace in Central Asia, something Afghan official welcomed.
Last week, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) announced the arrest of perpetrators of several attacks who had come from Balochistan to Afghanistan.
Special Representative of UN Secretary-General Roza Otunbayeva last recalled the third Doha meeting provided an opportunity for member states to engage directly with the caretaker Afghan government on a range of concerns.
Last week, high-ranking officials the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) travelled to three different countries.
The United Nations last week expressed concern about the human rights situation and the presence of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan, but the Islamic Emirate rejected the claims while India and Russia praised the interim government’s steps taken against ‘terrorism’.
