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NewsDesk MC June 19, 2026June 19, 2026 Afghan Defense Ministry, afghanistan, airstrikes, Balochistan, border security, China mediation, counterterrorism, cross-border conflict, Drone Incident, Frontier Violence, Geopolitics, islamabad, Kabul, karachi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, militancy, pakistan, Pakistan Information Ministry, regional security, South Asia, taliban

Afghan-Pakistan Tensions Escalate as Kabul Claims Cross-Border Strike, Islamabad Rejects Allegation

Kabul – Afghanistan’s Taliban-led government said on Friday it had carried out strikes against militant hideouts inside Pakistan, a claim

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NewsDesk MC June 17, 2026June 17, 2026 afghanistan, Badakhshan, Civil Service, Dari, digital communication, Digital Restrictions, Education Sector, Ghazni, government employees, Hibatullah Akhundzada, internet access, Kabul, Pashto, Public Administration, Smartphone Ban, Supreme Court, taliban, Taliban government, technology policy, telecommunications, Whatsapp

Afghan Officials Ditch Smartphones After Taliban-Imposed Ban Sparks Disruption

Kabul-Government employees across Afghanistan began abandoning smartphones on Wednesday after authorities imposed a sweeping ban on their use in state

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NewsDesk MC June 16, 2026June 16, 2026 afghanistan, Asim Ahmad, China UN, counterterrorism, gender restrictions, Herat arrests, human rights, humanitarian aid, international law, Jennifer Locetta, Kabul, Pakistan Afghanistan tensions, regional security, taliban, UN Security Council, UNAMA, women education ban, women rights

UN Security Council urges Taliban to reverse crackdown on women as Herat arrests spark concern

United Nations- The United Nations Security Council on Monday unanimously adopted a resolution calling on Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities to reverse

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NewsDesk MC June 13, 2026June 13, 2026 Afghan society, Afghan Women, afghanistan, bbc, Books, civil society, Conflict Reporting, education, Foreign Policy, history, human rights, Intercontinental Hotel, International Relations, journalism, Kabul, kabul airport, media, migration, political change, refugees, South Asia, taliban, US withdrawal, women’s rights

Veteran journalist chronicles Afghanistan’s upheavals through the story of Kabul’s landmark hotel

“Afghans always used to say: the last to die is hope.” A new book by a veteran international journalist uses

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NewsDesk MC June 8, 2026June 8, 2026 #UNAMA, Afghan Women, afghanistan, Dress Code, Education Restrictions, Female Education, Freedom of Movement, gender equality, healthcare workers, Herat, Hijab Rules, human rights, humanitarian crisis, international criticism, Islamic law, Kabul, taliban, unicef, united nations, Women's Employment, women's rights

UN Condemns Reported Detentions of Afghan Women Over Taliban Dress Code Enforcement

Kabul- The United Nations has urged Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities to halt arrests and detentions of women over alleged violations of

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NewsDesk MC June 6, 2026June 6, 2026 afghanistan, Child Marriage, child protection, Early Marriage, gender equality, Girls' Education, Hibatullah Akhundzada, human rights, international law, Kabul, taliban, un, UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, women's rights

Why UN Child-Rights Advocates Are Alarmed by Afghanistan’s New Marriage Rules

New York-The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child has strongly criticized new marriage rules introduced by the Taliban

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NewsDesk MC May 14, 2026May 14, 2026 afghan children, afghanistan, Carl Skau, child malnutrition, climate disasters, famine risk, food insecurity, food prices, humanitarian aid, humanitarian crisis, Iran war, Kabul, malnutrition crisis, Middle East conflict, Pakistan border closure, refugee returns, regional instability, supply chain disruption, un, WFP funding, World Food Programme

Wars and Border Closures Deepen Afghanistan Child Hunger Crisis

Kabul — The World Food Programme could feed one million more malnourished Afghan children if regional conflicts and supply-chain disruptions

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NewsDesk MC May 12, 2026May 12, 2026 Afghan Taliban, afghanistan, airstrikes, Bannu Attack, border conflict, counterterrorism, cross-border militancy, diplomatic tensions, islamabad, Kabul, militant violence, northwest Pakistan, pakistan, Pakistani Police, police checkpoint attack, regional instability, security tensions, South Asia security, suicide bombing, taliban, Zabihullah Mujahid

Taliban Reject Pakistan Allegation Over Deadly Bannu Suicide Bombing

Kabul-The Taliban government on Tuesday rejected Pakistani accusations that a suicide attack which killed 15 police officers in northwestern Pakistan

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NewsDesk MC May 12, 2026May 12, 2026 Afghan border, afghanistan, Bannu district, bomb blast, border tensions, cross-border militancy, emergency services, islamabad, Kabul, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, market bombing, militant violence, northwest Pakistan, pakistan, police attack, regional instability, Rescue 1122, Sarai Nawrang, security crisis, taliban, terrorism

Deadly Pakistan Market Blast Deepens Border Tensions With Afghanistan

Dera Ismail Khan– A powerful explosion ripped through a crowded market in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday, killing at least nine

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NewsDesk MC May 12, 2026 Afghan asylum, afghan migrants, afghanistan, asylum seekers, border policy, Brussels, deportation policy, Diplomatic Relations, EU migration crisis, European politics, european union, human rights, Islamist movement, Kabul, migration talks, NATO withdrawal, refugee policy, refugee returns, sweden, taliban, technical talks

EU Opens Door to Taliban Talks in Brussels Over Afghan Deportations

Bruselles-The European Union is preparing to invite officials from Taliban-run Afghanistan to Brussels for migration discussions, marking what would be

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