Kandahar protes
KANDAHAR: Thousands of people in Afghanistan's Kandahar held a protest on Wednesday after being ordered by the Taliban to vacate their houses. The provincial officers...
UN calls for quick release of USD 1.2 billion aid to Afghanistan
NEW YORK: The United Nations has appealed to countries that pledged USD 1.2 billion in relief for Afghanistan to quickly release the funds to...
House near Kabul airport hit by a rocket. (Credit: Twitter/ karimi shafi)
WASHINGTON: The US Central Command is "still assessing" the results of the deadly August 29 drone strike in Kabul which was alleged to have...
Dubai charity sends 60 tonnes of aid to Afghanistan Report
KABUL: A charity, based in Dubai, sent 60 tonnes of food aid to Kabul in an attempt to meet the basic needs of the...
PM Modi to visit US next week for Quad Leaders Summit, UNGA
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi would be participating, along with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga of Japan and US...
China, Russia could be reverse-engineering US military equipment left behind in Afghanistan Trump
WASHINGTON DC: Lashing out at the Biden administration's handling of US drawdown from Afghanistan, former President Donald suggested that China and Russia could make...
Over 50% of Japan's population fully vaccinated
TOKYO: Over 50 per cent of Japan's population have been fully inoculated against Covid-19, Minister in charge of the coronavirus response Yasutoshi Nishimura said. Nishimura...
Parts of Texas under hurricane watch
HOUSTON: Parts of the coast of south-central Texas are under a hurricane watch, in preparation for Tropical Storm Nicholas which is forecast to gain...
UN chief to hold humanitarian conference for Afghanistan today
NEW YORK: United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is set to convene a high-level humanitarian conference for Afghanistan on Monday in response to the growing...
Russia Afghanistan Taliban
NEW DELHI: Even as China reached out to the hardline Taliban as they formed an interim government in Afghanistan, concerns remain over other terror...