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Latest News
Haqqani: No Violations of Amnesty Decree Have Occurred
Sirajuddin Haqqani, the Taliban's Minister of Interior, claims that there have been no violations of Mullah Hibatullah's amnesty decree, and no one can prove that the Taliban have breached this order.
Iranian Police Arrests Afghan Children Aged 10 to 17 and Transfers Them to Camps
An Iranian media outlet has reported the arrest of Afghan refugee children aged 10 to 17 by the Iranian police, stating that they were detained despite having the necessary residency documents.
Three Pakistani Soldiers Killed in TTP Attack in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
The Pakistani military has confirmed that three Pakistani soldiers were killed today in an attack by the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Iranian Official: We Are Not Anti-Refugee and Consider This Against Our Culture of Hospitality
Following widespread reactions to the humiliation and torture of Afghan refugees by Iranian police, Iranian officials have declared that they are not anti-refugee and view such behavior as contrary to Islamic traditions and the culture of hospitality.
Concert of Renowned American Singer Canceled Due to Extremist Attack Threat
The concerts of renowned American singer Taylor Swift, which were scheduled to take place in Vienna, Austria, three days from now, have been canceled due to a security threat deemed "dangerous" by the Austrian Chancellor.
Taliban Reject SIGAR Report on Opium Smuggling and Trade
The Taliban's Ministry of Interior has rejected the recent SIGAR report, stating that opium smuggling and trade are banned in Afghanistan and that no one is permitted to cultivate or trade it.
Attack on Mohammad Ali Sadaqat: One Dead, Sadaqat and Two Others Injured
Sources from Daykundi province have informed Tarz Press that in an attack by armed men on Mohammad Ali Sadaqat, a former local commander and parliamentary candidate, one person was killed and three others, including Mr. Sadaqat and his wife, were injured.
Saudi Arabia: Haniyeh's Assassination is a Clear Violation of Iran's Sovereignty
A week after the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, Saudi Arabia has declared that this act is a clear violation of Iran's national sovereignty and expressed its opposition to the action.
SIGAR: The U.S. Has Spent Nearly $21 Billion in Afghanistan Over Three Years
SIGAR's latest report states that the U.S. has provided $20.71 billion in aid to Afghanistan and its refugees since 2021.
SIGAR: Opium Smuggling and Trade Continue Despite Taliban Ban
Despite the Taliban touting their efforts to prevent opium cultivation and smuggling as a significant achievement and frequently showcasing this to the international community, SIGAR presents a different narrative, stating that the opium trade continues.