Heavy snowfall kills 11 in Afghanistan
The recent heavy snow and rainfall have also clogged several highways and flights to Kabul International Airport have also been disrupted….reports Asian
SAARC summit sinks again
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Monday said Islamabad was ready to host the summit and that India could attend it
UK exporters to South Korea tie up deals worth ‘tens of millions’
Trade between our two nations increased by 6% to total £13 billion in the year to June 2021, and the UK exported
Kabul cries out against ‘unfair’ aid distribution
According to the international humanitarian organizations’ statistics, over 92 per cent of Afghans are currently struggling with food insecurity….reports Asian Lite News
Taliban pilots crash MD-530 helicopter in Kandahar
A spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, Inayatullah Khwarazmi on Wednesday said the crash was due to technical problems and two pilots
Afghan women banned from sports activities
The ban of women in sports by the current government has faced criticism by international humanitarian organizations…reports Asian Lite News A number
Imran’s party under scanner after report on foreign funding
The report says the party received funding from foreign nationals and companies, under-reported funds, concealed numerous bank accounts, and refused to divulge
Bad weather hinders relief efforts in Afghanistan
The struggle comes as part of the humanitarian commitment to scale up operations, OCHA said. Last month they reached 7 million of
Taliban toughen stance on Durand Line fencing
Sangin’s remarks were in response to Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s statement that the issue of the Durand Line fencing would
Rockets hit Iraqi base housing US advisers
The rockets were fired from a village located some 15 km east of the airbase, the source said, adding that no group