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Deadly Blast in Kabul
A powerful explosion struck Kabul’s Shahr-e-Naw district on Monday, killing at least seven people and injuring many others. The blast caused panic in the area,
Afghanistan
Breaking News
Pakistan and Afghanistan Agree to Reopen Border
In a positive step toward peace, Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to reopen their border, which has been closed due to recent tensions. Officials said the Torkham border
World
Afghan Boy’s Unbelievable Survival Stuns India
A 13 year old Afghan kid stunned everyone by surviving a 94 minute journey from Kabul to New Delhi while disguised in the landing gear of a Kam
World
Taliban Enforce Poetry Code, Demanding Praise and Obedience
The Taliban government has tightened its control over Afghanistan’s cultural landscape with a new law governing poetry and literary gatherings. Signed by Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada, the
National
KP CM Gandapur Calls Kalabagh Dam a National Need
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has voiced support for the construction of the Kalabagh Dam, calling it a project of national interest rather than provincial politics.
National
PM Hints at Foreign Hands Behind Terror Attacks in Pakistan
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that foreign powers had used terrorism in Pakistan for political purposes. Speaking at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin, he pointed to
World
Data Breach Exposes Thousands of Afghan Refugees in UK
Thousands of Afghans who were relocated to the UK under a government resettlement scheme have had their personal details exposed following a cyber-attack on a Ministry of
National
Cross-Border Polio Fears Prompt Travel Extension
The World Health Organization (WHO) has extended international travel restrictions on Pakistan for another three months due to ongoing concerns over the spread of wild poliovirus type 1
World
First Major Power Recognises Taliban Government
Russia has formally recognized the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan, marking a major diplomatic shift and making it the first major global power to establish official ties with
Opinion
India’s isolation in Its Own Neighborhood
Pakistan and India came into existence on August 14 and 15, 1947 respectively when the British colonizers withdrew from the subcontinent. Since gaining Independence, India has approached the
Sports
Taliban Widens Sports Ban with Chess Suspension Amid Religious Concerns
The Taliban government has imposed an indefinite ban on chess in Afghanistan, claiming the game contradicts Islamic principles due to its perceived association with gambling. Atal Mashwani, a
Breaking News
India launched a missile attack on Afghanistan: DGISPR
In recent press briefing by DGISPR, he confirmed that India has launched missile attack on Afghanistan and sent out several drones to the region. DGISPR quoted "Now
World
New School Uniforms Spark Unease in Taliban-Run Afghanistan
Since March, Afghan boys have been required to wear long tunics and turbans to school, following an order from the Taliban aimed at aligning students’ appearance with what
National
Aiden Markram Fit for Semi-Final Clash Against New Zealand
Cricket South Africa (CSA) has confirmed that middle-order batter Aiden Markram is fit for selection ahead of the Champions Trophy 2025 semi-final against New Zealand. Markram
Sports
Group B Standings & Qualification Scenarios
The much-important Australia-South Africa Champions Trophy match was washed out, with both teams sharing a point. With India and New Zealand through, the Group B semi-
Sports
ECB Updates on England vs. Afghanistan Champions Trophy 2025 Match
England will play Afghanistan in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 despite boycott calls over the Taliban’s stance on women's rights, the ECB confirmed. Last month,