Taliban okay aid groups to work in Afghanistan
The total budget from the three aid organizations reaches more than $9 million aimed at providing aid for the war-displaced families…reports Asian Lite News
Taliban reneging on ‘Bamiyan Buddhas’ promises
Last month, the Taliban promised that they had become saviours of Buddhist relics, that would bring tourists to Bamiyan. …reports Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha First,
Internal Rift in Taliban Leadership Deepens
The real power, according to Afghan watchers, lies not with the Taliban cabinet but the Haqqanis who have a major share in the power
UNSC convenes today to discuss Afghanistan
As per UNICEF, 14 million children are facing acute food shortages in Afghanistan while five million others are on the brink of malnutrition….reports Asian
UN special envoy meets Taliban representative
Knudsen has been holding regular consultations and discussions with all stakeholders in the country including the Taliban to address various issues including the need
Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to resume Dosti bus service
The decision to resume the Dosti bus service was materialised during the visit of Afghanistan’s interim Foreign Minister Ameer Khan Muttaqi, who came to
Taliban Claim UN Seat
Taliban Spokesperson claimed that new government fulfilled the criteria to become a member of the UN….reports Asian Lite News The Taliban government in Afghanistan
Pakistan teaches Taliban to fly
Kabul and Islamabad also agreed to be conducting ten flights every week between both capitals…reports Asian Lite News Pakistan will be providing professional training
Pak hackers target Afghan officials
The Pak-based hackers operated fake app stores and also compromised legitimate websites to host malicious phishing pages to manipulate people…reports Asian Lite News Hackers
Pak Pashto singer helps Afghan refugee girls to live their dreams
Shakila Naz, a known Pashto language singer, has started music classes for refugee girls, who recently escaped from Afghanistan after the Taliban rul e…reports
