Reports

China and Pakistan have agreed to strengthen their cooperation to assist Afghanistan in achieving stability and reintegrating into the international community. The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed this news in an official statement.

A hacker group has recently launched a cyberattack against the Taliban, exposing confidential documents related to 21 ministries and independent institutions controlled by the group. Among the leaked documents are several important orders from Mullah Hibatullah, the Taliban leader, which had previously been kept hidden from the public.

The unexpected public appearances of Latifa Daroubi, the wife of Ahmad Shar’a, Syria’s interim president, have stirred waves of reactions. She is married to a man with a background of affiliation with al-Qaeda, one of the largest terrorist organizations. However, contrary to expectations and her husband’s history, Daroubi has chosen to step into the public eye in front of the media.

Statements made by Donald Trump, the President of the United States, regarding the takeover of the Gaza Strip and the resettlement of Palestinians in neighboring countries have sparked a wave of international backlash. In a press conference, Trump announced that the U.S. will occupy the Gaza Strip and take responsibility for its reconstruction.

Islamabad – Tarz Press has confirmed that an Afghan refugee, who had been waiting in Pakistan for resettlement to a third country, committed suicide last night in a guesthouse in Islamabad.

The silence of international organizations and the lack of effective response to the forced deportation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan have become major concerns for human rights activists and Afghanistan’s civil society. In a press conference held today in Islamabad, these activists criticized the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and other global institutions for their inattention, warning that this ongoing trend could lead to an even greater humanitarian catastrophe.

Islamabad, Pakistan – Amid growing global concerns over the ban on girls' education in Afghanistan, Mohammad bin Abdul Karim Al-Issa, Secretary-General of the Muslim World League, emphasized that there are no religious restrictions on girls' education in Islam.

Sources in Islamabad report to Tarz Press that the crackdown on Afghan refugees has intensified at an unprecedented pace. According to reports, many Afghan refugees detained by Pakistani police in recent days have expressed fear for their lives and complained about poor detention conditions.

Recent developments in Syria, particularly the capture of Damascus by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and the subsequent appearance of its leader, Ahmad Sharaa, in formal attire, have drawn significant attention. This victory, coupled with the Taliban’s similar success in Afghanistan in 2021, has sparked comparisons between the two groups, particularly regarding their ideologies,

On the cold winter nights leading up to Yalda, a group of Afghan women in Islamabad gathered to celebrate the longest night of the year. Organized by the Goharshad Begum Foundation and the Hazara refugee community, the event went beyond a simple cultural festivity. It became a platform where women intertwined art, cultural identity, and messages of resistance to amplify their voices globally.