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PEC expresses concern over the Taliban’s closure of Radio Seday-e-Eslah, highlighting growing pressure on independent media and Afghan journalists.
Taliban Shuts Down Afghan Radio Station; PEC Voices Concern Over Media Crackdown Read More
Russia explores a possible rail route to the Indian Ocean via Eurasia, potentially opening a new trade corridor to India amid Strait of Hormuz risks.
Russia Eyes New Rail Route to Indian Ocean, Opens Door to India Trade Link Read More
Pakistan allegedly allowed Iran to use the strategically sensitive Nur Khan Airbase near Rawalpindi to shelter military aircraft during the US-Iran conflict, according to a CBS News report citing American officials.
Pakistan Allowed Iran to Use Nur Khan Airbase to Protect Military Aircraft from US Attack: CBS Report Read More
India sends 2.5-ton emergency medical aid to Afghanistan after a deadly Kabul hospital attack, strongly condemning Pakistan’s alleged airstrike as “barbaric” and unconscionable.
India Sends Emergency Medical Aid to Kabul After Deadly Hospital Strike, Slams Pakistan Read More
Afghanistan has accused Pakistan of carrying out an airstrike on a Kabul hospital that reportedly killed 400 people and injured 250. Pakistan denies the claim, saying its forces targeted Taliban-linked military sites.
400 Killed in Alleged Pakistani Airstrike on Kabul Hospital, Pakistan Says Military Sites Targeted Read More
Pakistan launches airstrikes near Kabul and declares “open war” after cross-border clashes. Explosions rock Afghanistan as tensions escalate sharply.
Pakistan Declares “Open War” as Airstrikes Rock Kabul Read More
Afghanistan launches retaliatory strikes along the Durand Line, claiming several Pakistani soldiers killed and many captured amid escalating border tensions.
Afghanistan Launches Retaliatory Strikes on Pakistan, Several Soldiers Killed, Many Captured Read More
Pakistan’s cross-border airstrikes near the Afghanistan border reportedly killed dozens of civilians, as Kabul warned of an appropriate response amid rising tensions.
Pakistan Airstrikes Near Border Kill Dozens of Afghan Civilians; Kabul Warns of Response Read More
The Taliban has expanded its media crackdown, banning images of living beings across Afghanistan under its morality law, forcing TV channels to shut down.
Taliban’s New Media Rules Hit Journalists, Artists Amid Visual Reporting Ban Read More
Afghanistan’s Taliban government plans a major dam on the Kunar River, raising fears of reduced water flow into Pakistan’s Indus basin and triggering fresh regional water tensions.
After India, Afghanistan’s Taliban Moves to Squeeze Pakistan’s Water Supply Read More