Pakistani Defense Minister: Terrorist infiltration from Afghanistan must be stopped Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said on Friday, 31 October 2025, that relations between Islamabad and Kabul would not return to normal until the Taliban administration stopped supporting the Pakistani Taliban. He added that a number of TTP members had taken refuge in Afghanistan and
Mohammad Zaman Zaman, a poet and cultural activist from Takhar, died in Islamabad. Mohammad Zaman Zaman, an Afghan poet, writer and human rights activist, died of a heart attack in Islamabad on Thursday night. Mr. Zaman was a cultural figure in Takhar province. He took refuge in Pakistan after the fall of the republic. He
Attack on Afghan activist in Germany; Concerns about Taliban access to refugee information. After the German government handed over the Afghan consulates in Bonn and Munich to Taliban representatives, a section of the Afghan refugee community has expressed concerns about the security of information of refugees and civil society activists. These concerns are especially raised
People invited to welcome the national futsal team. The Afghan Futsal Committee has announced that the members of the country’s U-17 national futsal team will arrive at Kabul Airport tomorrow, Saturday, November 1, 2025, at 7:30 am. The committee has invited citizens to accompany the national team from the airport to the Futsal Committee building
Taliban air exercise in Kandahar with Indian helicopters. The Taliban Air Force held a military exercise in Panjwai district of Kandahar province, near the border with Pakistan, on Thursday. The exercise was conducted using Indian-made helicopters donated by the Indian government to the former Afghan government in 2019 and now in the hands of the
Shooting of a Panjshir resident and pressure on civil activists in Badakhshan. Reports from Panjshir province indicate that a person named Shoaib, son of Mehrabuddin and a resident of Tawakh district, was shot dead in the Panjshir provincial headquarters three days after being arrested by the Taliban. Local sources say that the body of the
Taliban-Pakistan peace talks resume in Istanbul. The Afghan and Pakistani Taliban have agreed to resume peace talks in Istanbul, Reuters reported. The decision came a day after Islamabad announced the end of the talks. The agreement was reached at the request of the Turkish government, which hosted the talks, and delegations from both sides are
Nabil: The Afghanistan destabilization plan has been reactivated. Former Afghan National Security Chief Rahmatullah Nabil has warned that Pakistan is again trying to activate the “engineered destabilization of Afghanistan” plan. He said the plan aims to use Afghan territory to create instability in Central Asia and Iran’s border areas. Nabil says recent visits by Pakistani
Unidentified drones flying in Kabul; citizens’ concerns have increased. Residents of Kabul reported that a number of unidentified drones were patrolling the skies of the capital on Wednesday evening. Videos posted on social media show that these drones have been seen in several areas of the city, but the origin and purpose of their flight
Local sources: Rumors of the Taliban governor’s move to Kabul have increased the possibility of unrest in Badakhshan. It is rumored that after the arrest and transfer of Qari Abdul Rahman Ammar, a Tajik Taliban commander, to Kabul, Ismail Ghaznavi, the newly appointed Taliban governor in Badakhshan, left the province this afternoon for Kabul. According
