Afghanistan
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New York Times : Reports that the US is on the verge of deporting more than 150 Afghan migrants through Pakistan
The New York Times reported that the Trump administration has detained dozens of Afghan migrants in Louisiana and plans to…
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Guardian: The Australian Special Forces officers were aware of staging the scene next to the bodies of Afghan civilians
The Guardian newspaper reported that a number of Australian Special Forces (SAS) officers knew that weapons were being left next…
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Direct flights between Herat and Dubai began for the first time
The Ministry of Transport and Aviation has announced that direct flights from Khawaja Abdullah Ansari International Airport in Herat to…
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US emphasizes support for women and girls’ rights in Afghanistan and several other countries
Deputy U.S. Representative to the United Nations Tammy Bruce has said Washington remains committed to defending human rights and the…
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Uzbekistan increases pays for the transportation of goods to Afghanistan
The Uzbekistan Railways Company has announced that, starting November 7, 2026, it will impose additional costs for transporting goods to…
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Bloomberg: US planning to transfer detained Afghans to Pakistan
Bloomberg News reported that the US government is considering transferring a number of Afghan citizens detained in the country’s immigration…
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Approval of fines of up to 10,000 euros and deportation for illegal residence of foreign nationals in Iran
During the review of the plan to combat foreign influence, members of the Iranian Islamic Consultative Assembly have agreed to…
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UN calls for continued support for Afghan people on 81st anniversary
On the occasion of the 81st anniversary of the organization’s founding, the United Nations has praised the resilience of the…
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Pakistan’s pharmaceutical exports fall by more than 30 percent
Pakistani media reported that the country’s pharmaceutical exports fell sharply in fiscal 2026, from more than $457 million in fiscal…
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