Pakistan’s water problems may get worse as the Afghan Taliban moves ahead with a plan to build dams and divert water from the ...
The visits by the Taliban functionaries to India came against the backdrop of escalating Afghanistan-Pakistan tensions ...
Afghan Health Minister Noor Jalal Jalali visits India, signalling continued engagement and New Delhi’s support for Kabul’s ...
Due to restrictions imposed by the Taliban government, a major market has closed for Pakistani pharmaceutical companies.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi isn’t necessarily known as the greatest friend of Muslim people, yet his own government ...
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Taliban hiding boom in cross-border narcotics trade behind veil of piety, UN monitors say
UN monitors also warn that areas where the industry is being relocated could potentially benefit ISIL-Khurasan and TTP.
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Pakistan's Water Woes Deepen: Taliban's Kunar Dams Threaten Flows After India Suspends IWT
Originating in Pakistan’s Chitral region, the Kunar River flows through Afghanistan’s Kunar and Nangarhar provinces before re ...
Pakistan's mounting water crisis is likely to worsen, as the Taliban government in Afghanistan has decided to move ahead with ...
INDIA: UNDER the fading light of a Delhi evening, the winding alleyways of Lajpat Nagar pulse with life as the scent of naan baking in an ancient tandoor drifts through the air. Forty-two-year-old ...
High-profile ambushes and targeted attacks inside Pakistan routinely trace back to Afghan sanctuaries. This is not mere negligence, it is structural permissiveness, if not implicit patronage. The ...
India has issued 500 visas to Afghanistan nationals in four months, including medical cases, reflecting limited humanitarian ...
Noor Jalal Jalali travels to India on his first official visit, holding meetings aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation.
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