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Afghan Foreign Minister Decries Forced Deportations as Refugee Crisis Deepens

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Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi, has voiced concern over Pakistan’s forced deportation of Afghan refugees, condemning the mistreatment many face. In a meeting with Pakistan’s Chargé d’affaires, Obaid-ur-Rehman Nizamani, Muttaqi urged better treatment and coordination. Pakistan recently ordered all Afghan Citizen Card (ACC) holders to leave by March 31, prompting mass expulsions and alleged […]

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Pak-Morocco Joint Military Exercise Begins at Cherat

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The opening ceremony of the 3rd Pak-Morocco Joint Bilateral Military Exercise 2025 was held at the Special Operations School in Cherat on Monday, marking the commencement of a collaborative counter-terrorism training initiative between the Pakistan Army and the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces. According to ISPR, Special Services Group (SSG) troops of the Pakistan Army and

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Bodies of Abducted Policemen Found in South Waziristan

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The bodies of two abducted police personnel were recovered in South Waziristan’s Wana area on Monday. The victims were identified as Hameed Shah and Ashraf Dotani, who were kidnapped from their home late last night by unidentified armed men. Following the abduction, local tribesmen launched a traditional “Chegha” party to pursue the kidnappers. According to

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Waziristan Police Give Afghan Migrants Five Days to Register or Face Arrest in Sweeping Crackdown

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Authorities have given Afghan migrants residing in South Waziristan a five-day deadline to register with local police stations, in a move aimed at identifying undocumented individuals and maintaining regional security. According to officials, the South Waziristan Police have launched the registration drive as part of Pakistan’s broader effort to manage migrant populations and curb unlawful

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US Weapons Abandoned in Afghanistan Fuel Surge in Militancy Across Pakistan

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A US made M4A1 carbine rifle, originally shipped from Colt’s Manufacturing plant in Connecticut on January 9, 2018, and destined for Afghan forces, has been recovered in Pakistan following a deadly train hijacking by militants last month. Bearing serial number W1004340, the rifle was among billions of dollars’ worth of military equipment abandoned in Afghanistan

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Pakistan Warns of Grave Threat from Afghan-Based Militants, Urges Taliban to Deliver on Anti-Terror Pledge

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has reiterated Pakistan’s concerns over cross-border attacks launched from Afghan territory, calling on the Taliban government to fulfil its commitments under the Doha Agreement and prevent terrorist groups from operating against Pakistan. Addressing a gathering in London on Sunday, the Prime Minister expressed concern over the presence of militant groups such

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Explosion Near Shiite Mosque in Mazar-i-Sharif Raises Fears of Sectarian Violence Amid Growing Insecurity

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An explosion rocked the city of Mazar-i-Sharif in Balkh province early Monday morning, sparking fresh concerns over Afghanistan’s fragile security landscape. The blast occurred at approximately 8:30 a.m. near the Shiite “Seh Dokan” mosque, located in the predominantly Hazara-populated second security district of the city. Local sources reported the explosion, which has yet to be

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Kabul on the Brink: UN Reveals 80% of Capital’s Population Trapped in Chaotic, Unplanned Settlements

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The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) has revealed that nearly 80 percent of Kabul’s population is living in unplanned or informal settlements, exposing a deepening urban catastrophe in Afghanistan’s capital, where decades of war, mismanagement, and neglect have left millions in dangerously inadequate living conditions. In a statement issued Sunday, UN-Habitat said Kabul—home to

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Kurram Elders Urge Reopening of Roads to Consolidate Peace and Ease Public Hardships

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Tribal elders in Kurram have urged the government to immediately reopen key travel routes that remain closed for more than seven months, warning that continued restrictions despite a peace agreement could undermine the fragile calm in the region. Speaking at an Eid Milan gathering in Parachinar, prominent figures—including former Senator Syed Abid Al-Hussaini, Principal Muhammad

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Maryam Nawaz Slams Afghan Ban on Girls’ Education as Global Disgrace, Calls for Urgent Action

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Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz  termed Afghanistan’s ban on girls’ education a deeply concerning development and a serious setback for human rights and global progress, as she addressed the Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Türkiye. Regretting the continued denial of education to Afghan girls, she said no society could achieve lasting prosperity while depriving half its

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