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In a shocking escalation of tensions in the Middle East, Israel reportedly launched an aerial assault on Iran involving as many as 200 warplanes. This unprecedented military maneuver raises serious logistical and geopolitical questions that cannot be ignored. Fuel Logistics: A Mission Beyond Range? The air distance between Israel and Iran’s capital, Tehran, ranges from […]

The anticipated sixth round of nuclear talks between the United States and Iran will no longer take place, according to high-level Israeli and American sources, signaling a collapse in the fragile diplomatic process. Sources reveal that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directly warned the U.S. administration that continued engagement with Tehran would not deter Israel

In 2025, nearly 22.9 million Afghans—almost half the country’s population—are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. However, a sharp decline in international aid, intensifying climate disasters, and ongoing political instability have combined to create a deepening humanitarian catastrophe. According to a recent ReliefWeb report, among those affected are 5.7 million women and 5 million men

Following the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan, the growing collaboration among local, regional, and international militant groups based in the country has sparked serious threats to Afghanistan, the region, and global peace. These developments have rendered the peace agreement signed in Doha ineffective. Both the Afghan interim government and the international community have been

The Prime Minister of Afghanistan has issued a heartfelt call to Afghans who fled the country, urging them to return and rebuild their homeland. In a striking statement, he appealed to those who had sealed their doors and crossed borders during times of turmoil, saying the time has come to come back and serve the

In a chilling reminder of its hardline ideology, the Taliban’s Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice presented its annual report, showcasing a series of actions that human rights observers say reflect growing repression and the systematic dismantling of Afghan society’s cultural and individual freedoms. Among the most disturbing revelations was the

In a major diplomatic achievement, Pakistan has been elected Chair of the UN Security Council’s 1267 Sanctions Committee (focused on Taliban sanctions) and Vice-Chair of the Counter-Terrorism Committee under Resolution 1373. It has also been appointed Co-Chair of the Informal Working Group on Documentation and Sanctions. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, reacting to the development on

In a major geopolitical breakthrough, China has brokered the restoration of full diplomatic ties between Afghanistan and Pakistan, ending years of hostility and border skirmishes. The landmark agreement, sealed quietly in Beijing, also invites Afghanistan to join the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) — a key Belt and Road project. The trilateral deal marks a strategic

A sharp surge in executions of Afghan nationals in Iran has prompted condemnation from 84 human rights organizations and activists, who are now calling for immediate international action to halt what they describe as “state-sanctioned injustice.” In a joint statement, the groups appealed to the international community to raise its voice against the alarming trend,