Afghanistan

Insurgents kill ten Iranian border police officers in southeast Iran

The attack, which took place 1,200 kilometers southeast of Tehran, involved gunfire that targeted two police vehicles.

Pakistan’s prime minister appeals to US for release of alleged al-Qaida member

Siddiqui rose to notoriety after her conviction in 2010 on multiple charges, including attempting to kill American officials.

By ARSHAD MEHMOUD/THE MEDIA LINE
21/10/2024

Afghan national charged in France for alleged terror plot

This arrest came just one day after the suspect’s relative, Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, was detained in Oklahoma for allegedly planning an ISIS-inspired attack on US Election Day.

By THE MEDIA LINE STAFF
14/10/2024

Moscow’s move to delist Taliban faces skepticism over IS-KP threats

Analysts warn that removing the Taliban from the terror list might not curb threats from extremist groups like IS-KP

By ARSHAD MEHMOOD / THE MEDIA LINE
09/10/2024

Divorced Afghan child brides forced to return to former husbands under Taliban rule

The BBC, following the case of Bibi Nazdana, reported that the Taliban is invalidating divorces granted by the Afghan court - forcing divorced child brides to return to their previous marital status.

Hamza bin Laden’s return: Al-Qaeda’s revival in Afghanistan sparks global terror fears

Hamza’s survival and resurgence could signify al-Qaeda’s most significant revival since the Iraq War.

By ARSHAD MEHMOOD/THE MEDIA LINE
16/09/2024

Taliban official brags of growing int'l acceptance, defends gender apartheid laws

Taliban government deputy spokesman Hamdullah Fitrat claimed some international bodies were using women’s rights issues as a cover and pressure tool to reach its goals. 

World's oldest Jewish text debuts exhibit at Museum of the Bible

The exhibit, titled Sacred Words: Revealing the Earliest Hebrew Book, features the book from the 700s which was discovered in Afghanistan.

'A distressing vision for Afghanistan': UN official denounces new Taliban vice and virtue laws

“After decades of war and in the midst of a terrible humanitarian crisis, the Afghan people deserve much better," said UNAMA official Roza Otynbayeva.

Airlines fly over Afghanistan as Middle East becomes the greater risk

Major airlines are now flying over Afghanistan, considering it safer than routes over the Middle East amid escalating conflicts.

By REUTERS
23/08/2024
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