China explores lithium projects in Afghanistan
The report said that five Chinese companies obtained special visas and arrived in Afghanistan early in November to conduct on-site inspections….reports Asian
Afghan media on verge of extinction
Over 70 per cent of Afghan media workers have become jobless or left the country after Kabul fell to the Taliban on
Jalalabad airport ready for all flights
The Jalalabad Airport, which served as a military base for US troops in the last 20 years, is now ready for domestic
Taliban ban Afghan women anchors
This order is part of the newly issued guidelines by the Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, or
Lahore conference slams Pak’s Afghan policy
Pakistan’s Afghan policy was framed by someone other than the prime minister, Khattak alleged, asking Islamabad to stop supporting the Afghan Taliban,
Tajikistan: World should not turn soft towards Taliban
The threat of terrorism, trafficking and drug smuggling has increased manifold for the Central Asian countries as the Afghan economy continues to
‘Pakistan on frontlines of Afghan drug trade’
Afghanistan is the world’s largest opium producer, accounting for about 87 per cent of the global production and much of the Afghan
IS-claimed bombings upset Afghans
The recent terror attacks for which the IS outfit has claimed responsibility have caused concerns among the war-weary Afghans…reports Asian Lite News
Hunger, poverty imperil Afghan children
Today, more than 22 million Afghans, including millions of children, are facing acute food shortages, according to UN aid agencies….reports Asian Lite
Taliban claim to destroy IS sanctuary in Kabul
As per the Taliban officials, the security forces conducted an operation in Shakardara district of Kabul province, killing two Daesh fighters…reports Asian