Afghans must find solutions, not foreigners: Karzai
The former President suggested that the Afghans must find a solution to the existing conditions of the country instead of waiting for foreigners’ proposals….reports
Taliban reopening Afghan universities
A total of 150 public universities across Afghanistan will finally be reopened after they were closed following the country’s takeover by the Taliban in
TAPI project soon to be back on track: Taliban
The Taliban say that the practical work of the TAPI project will begin in the near future and all the preliminary work has been
Pakistan runs out of fever pill amid pandemic
The opposition said that the administration of a government which established office with black marketing identifies spreading cruelty in public…report Asian Lite News Pakistan
EU to throw light on plight of Afghan women
The bloc also expressed concerns over the situation of women in Afghanistan and stated that since the fall of the previous government in the
Once Friends, Now Foes?
Coming to contemporary times, US President Joe Biden has not had a direct conversation with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan from the time the
Farmers’ protest to rattle Islamabad soon
Kissan Ittehad Chairman Khalid Mehmood Khokhar said that several marches would be staged across the country in February, and they would eventually converge in
‘London hitman’ found guilty
The jury has given a unanimous guilty verdict of conspiracy to murder and he is set be sentenced in March… reports Asian Lite News
Fear of ethnic uprising haunts Pak’s Karachi
The opposition parties include Jamaat-i-Islami, which had been staging a sit-in in front of the Sindh Assembly against the law for close to a
Big blow to Afghan students as US halts Fulbright program
While the program will continue for the more than 100 Fulbright students from Afghanistan who are already studying in the US, the State Department
