No U.S. administration should legitimize the Taliban by seeking its assistance for re-engagement in Afghanistan.

From Trump’s trade wars to failures in Afghanistan and the Middle East, America keeps repeating old mistakes, risking not ...

Tajikistan, shaped by its own history with religious militancy and ethnolinguistic ties to Afghan Tajiks – who are largely opposed to Taliban rule – has taken a firm stance against the group. The ...

Persians have a long history of ... who were slaves of the Tajiks but hailed from the Turkish region. After them came the Khiljis and the Tughlaqs, both from Central Asia, followed by the Lodhis and ...

An Afghan drug addict has won his asylum bid to ... She granted him asylum, further ruling his history of drug addiction meant he would ultimately be at risk of 'inhuman and degrading' treatment ...

The central leader of the Pak-Afghan Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PAJCCI) on Saturday said that India has not allowed Afghan trucks carrying goods to cross the Wagah border. Whereas ...

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar calls on Afghan interim PM Mullah Muhammad Hassan Akhund, in Kabul on April 19, 2025. — Photo via author Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign ...

The repatriation process of Afghan nationals has been progressing smoothly since April 1 via the Torkham border crossing. On Wednesday, a total of 1,584 individuals were deported through the ...

Pakistan has deported thousands of Afghan nationals, including citizen card holders and undocumented migrants, from various regions, with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa seeing the largest number of removals.

ISLAMABAD: Amid escalating tensions with India, Pakistan on Thursday allowed 150 Afghan trucks, stranded due to a recent suspension of transit trade, to cross into India via the Afghan-Attari border.

ISLAMABAD, April 8 (Reuters) - Pakistan has expelled more than 8,000 Afghan nationals in the past week in a fresh repatriation drive after the expiry of a March 31 deadline, the UNHCR said on Tuesday.