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AT News KABUL – In a disturbing turn of events, Pakistani police stormed a hotel in Islamabad and detained Afghan refugees who had been assured sanctuary in Britain. The Independent has uncovered this alarming situation, shedding light on the plight of hundreds of Afghan families, many of whom had previously …

AT News KABUL – Methamphetamine, the illicit stimulant notorious for reducing the need for sleep, has emerged as a global concern, and drug enforcement agencies are losing sleep over its proliferation, surpassing heroin in the drug trade. South Asia, particularly Afghanistan, has become the epicenter of this worrisome trend. This …

AT News KABUL – The Afghan embassy in India, led by an appointee of the pre-Taliban Ashraf Ghani government, has decided to cease its operations permanently. This decision comes as a result of financial constraints and a lack of support from the Indian government. The embassy reportedly communicated this decision …

AT News KABUL – In a solemn announcement today, former President Hamid Karzai conveyed his deep sorrow at the passing of Prince Mirwais Zahir, the son of the late His Highness Muhammad Zahir Shah, the revered father of Afghanistan. The sad news emanated from Kabul, where the nation mourns the …

AT News KABUL – In a compelling plea, UN General Assembly President Dennis Francis called upon Taliban authorities on Thursday to rethink their decision to prohibit women and girls from accessing proper education. Francis underscored the significance of upholding the inalienable rights of Afghan women and girls, equating their educational …

AT News KABUL – In a significant diplomatic move, Russia played host to representatives of the Taliban on Friday to discuss regional threats, affirming its commitment to providing assistance to Afghanistan. These talks took place within the framework of the Moscow Format meeting, where Russian officials made clear their intentions …

AT News KABUL – A crackdown on Afghan refugees in Pakistan has raised alarms within the community, causing significant disruptions in their lives. Pakistani government has begun a mass deportation of illegal Afghan refugees living in Afghanistan and is planning to extradite around 1.1 million Afghans. According to the latest …

AT News KABUL – In a suicide bombing that unfolded in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, over 50 people were killed, and more than 50 sustained injuries during a religious gathering. The attack occurred on the day when Muslims worldwide celebrated the birthday of Prophet Mohammad. Deputy Inspector General of Police Munir …

AT News KABUL – An investigative report has uncovered significant health and environmental concerns stemming from the presence of foreign troops, particularly US military bases, during Afghanistan’s two-decade-long conflict. According to findings published in New Lines magazine, communities residing in close proximity to these former bases have experienced a notable …

AT News KABUL – The Taliban has conveyed its regret regarding the recent UN talks on Afghanistan at the Security Council, which it believes were overshadowed by discussions on what the group referred to as ‘minor issues,’ specifically women’s education and employment. In a statement released on X, the spokesperson …