Taliban mulls new rules for female NGO workers
Several aid agencies, who rely enormously on their Afghan female staff have already suspended their operations…reports Asian Lite News A top UN
UN may stop aid programs in Afghanistan if female ban is not lifted
The UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said that there is a high chance that the UN will stop its aid programs in
Bannu Jail Violence Undermines Pak Claims on Anti-Terrorism Operations
The reality in Pakistan is that each government — from Musharraf to Shehbaz Sharif – has played both sides hunting with the
Afghan, Iran women struggle strengthening democracy
Fighting against the most oppressive regime in the contemporary world, Afghan women now amplify their voices and wishes for freedom in the
Taliban Challenge Pak Masters As Clashes Erupt On Afghanistan-Pakistan Border
All bilateral efforts to maintain peace and tranquillity in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border areas have failed and there are greater chances of more
Pak envoy survives assassination bid in Kabul
A Pakistani security guard Israr Mohammad has been critically injured in the attack while protecting Ubaid-ur-Rehman Nizamani, Pakistan’s Head of Mission to
India, Afghanistan to restart trade
India has not accorded recognition to the Taliban government but has been providing humanitarian assistance…reports Asian Lite News The Afghan Ministry of
Red Cross report reveals rising humanitarian needs of Afghans
The World Food Programme has also raised concerns about the economic crisis in Afghanistan….reports Asian Lite News There is no end to
Future uncertain for children as Farah province lacks teachers
Several residents in Farah have stressed over the fact that if their children are not provided with the opportunity to learn they
Afghan forces kill 3 IS operatives, nab 1 in Kunar province
The Taliban-run administration has termed the Islamic State as a serious threat, saying security forces would continue to crack down on the