Dr. Aniruddha Babar, Academician and Independent Researcher. Director, “Project Constitutional Justice- A People’s Initiative”, Tuensang, State of Nagaland, INDIA AT Kabul: “In the heart of Asia, Afghanistan stands at a crossroads-where tradition shapes law, sovereignty defines power, and the world watches closely. As the nation redefines governance through an Islamic …
Read More »Afghanistan’s Water Sovereignty: A Path to Stability, Development, and Regional Cooperation
Dr. Aniruddha Babar (Academician, Writer and Independent Researcher. Director, “Project Constitutional Justice- A People’s Initiative”, Tuensang, State of Nagaland, INDIA.) AT Kabul: Water is the foundation of civilization, shaping economies, sustaining communities, and fostering regional cooperation. For Afghanistan, a country defined by its rugged landscapes and extensive river systems, water …
Read More »The regeneration of Afghanistan
by Elenoire Laudieri European analyst of international affairs AT Kabul: Three years after the end of U.S. and Nato military occupation, Afghanistan is receiving little if any attention in the West. It is believed that since the return of the Taliban government, the country has fallen into social and political …
Read More »Taliban Forces Arrest Third Cleric for Criticizing Ban on Girls’ Education
KABUL–Taliban intelligence forces have arrested Mawlavi Abdul Aziz Shuja, a religious scholar who had publicly criticized the group’s ban on girls’ education, in Kabul. Shuja was summoned by Taliban intelligence via a phone call around 10:00 AM on Tuesday, January 28. He went to their office and never returned home. …
Read More »Afghanistan’s Foreign Ministry welcome the reopening of the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Kabul
AT Kabul: Afghanistan’s Foreign Ministry welcomed the reopening of the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Kabul on Monday. This is the first time since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan in 2021. On Sunday, the Saudi Embassy announced on X account that it was restarting its work in Kabul. They said …
Read More »IOM Appeals for $500 Million to Help Displaced Afghans in 2025
AT Kabul: The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has asked for nearly $500 million to help Afghan refugees in 2025. This is part of a larger plan to raise $8.2 billion to support 100 million people worldwide who are affected by war, poverty, and displacement. The IOM says it will …
Read More »Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan Meets Syria’s De Facto Leader in Damascus Amid Major Political Shifts
AT Kabul: In a stunning diplomatic development, Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with Syria’s de facto leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, also known as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, in the Syrian capital Damascus on Sunday. This meeting marks a significant departure from Turkey’s long-standing position in the Syrian conflict, as Ankara seeks …
Read More »A Young boy kills his mother with a knife in faryab Province of Afghanistan
AT Kabul: Local sources in Faryab reported that a young boy killed his mother with a knife in the center of this province. According to the sources, this murder took place yesterday (Saturday, 22nd December) in the 9th district of Meimeneh city. The assailant was named Qiamuddin, who stabbed his …
Read More »Eight Afghan Migrants Dead in Tragic Boat Capsizing Off Greece’s Rhodes Island
AT Kabul– A devastating incident unfolded off the coast of Greece’s Rhodes island on Friday, where eight Afghan migrants tragically lost their lives after the speedboat they were aboard capsized. The boat, carrying 18 Afghan nationals, was reportedly attempting to evade a Greek coast guard patrol when the disaster occurred. …
Read More »Afghanistan Secures Series Win Over Zimbabwe with Stellar Performance
AT KABUL: The Afghanistan National Cricket Team has emerged victorious in their three-match One Day International (ODI) series against Zimbabwe, winning 2-0. After rain caused the first match to be declared a no result, Afghanistan displayed exceptional form in the remaining games, claiming victories in both to secure the series. …
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