Can Turkmenistan bring TAPI project to life?
In spite of the turbulence in Afghanistan and in spite of international recognition still eluding the Taliban, Turkmenistan may still continue to
Turkmenistan recognises Taliban-appointed Afghan envoy
The inauguration ceremony of the new Taliban-led Afghan ambassador Fazil-Mohammad Saber took place in Ashgabat last Thursday….reports Asian Lite News Turkmenistan becomes
Outrage after Taliban removes Afghan national flag colours from NRT logo
The removal of Afghanistan’s national flag colours from the logo of National Radio Television (NRT) has sparked a strong public reaction, Pajhwok
Baloch armed groups keeping Pak army on tenterhooks
The Baloch people under the leadership of Prince Agha Abdul Karim Khan Ahmadzai led a nationalist uprising against Pakistan in 1948 and
Plane carrying 132 crashes in China
The number of casualties was not immediately known. China Eastern is also yet to issue a statement on the crash….reports Asian Lite
Ex-minister urges Afghans to return home
Following the Taliban takeover in August last year, thousands of Afghans left the country fearing reprisal from the Islamic group…reports Asian Lite
‘Iran attack puts American troops at risk’
The attack came several days after Iran said it would retaliate for an Israeli strike near Damascus that killed two members of
Malnutrition kills 13,000 Afghan newborns since January
Without ensuring that funds are being used for legitimate humanitarian and commercial purposes, the HRW said it will be impossible to ease
Israeli PM Bennet to visit India early next month
The purpose of the visit is to advance and strengthen the strategic alliance between the countries, and to expand bilateral ties….reports Asian
Pakistan’s ‘grey’ dilemma
Although Pakistan has reduced the number of terrorists in PoK, “it will keep on pushing the terrorists and over ground workers to