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Tarz Press: Islamabad has responded to the statements made by the Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, emphasizing that the Afghan Taliban should focus on their own internal issues rather than offering advice to a diplomatic country.

Tarz Press: Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that two Chinese engineers were killed and another injured near Karachi Airport. The Ministry condemned the attack, labeling it as a “terrorist act.”

Tarz Press: October 5 coincides with World Teachers’ Day, a day designated by UNESCO since 1994 to recognize the value of teachers, express gratitude, and address the challenges they face globally. However, the concept of “Teachers’ Day” varies across countries.

Tarz Press: The Taliban have stated that they are closely monitoring the situation in Pakistan and hope that the Pakistani government will handle the increasing discontent in a logical manner.

Tarz Press: The European Court of Justice (CJEU) recently issued an unprecedented ruling, declaring that for EU member states, Afghan women’s nationality and gender alone are sufficient grounds to grant them asylum. This historic decision is a beacon of hope, especially for women who are severely oppressed by the Taliban regime.

Tarz Press: The U.S. Department of State announced that the Group of Seven (G7) has agreed to impose new sanctions as an alternative response to Iran’s missile attacks on Israel.

Tarz Press: The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the Moscow conference on Afghanistan is an effort to engage with Kabul in various sectors.

Tarz Press: In response to Benjamin Netanyahu’s remarks, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran is not war-seeking, but will stand firm against any threat.

Tarz Press: In a clash between Pakistani border forces and Taliban troops in the Goshta district of Nangarhar province, two Taliban soldiers were killed and two others were injured.

Tarz Press: Human Rights Watch has stated that the decision by several countries to bring the Taliban before the International Court of Justice in The Hague marks the beginning of a path towards justice for the Taliban’s egregious human rights violations against Afghan women and girls.