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Iranian authorities have executed an Afghan couple, Hadigheh Abadi and Younes Mazarshams, inside Qazvin Central Prison (also known as Choubindar), according to multiple human rights organizations. Key Facts: The executions…

At the end of March 2024, the Republican People’s Party (CHP) achieved a major victory in the elections with nearly 38%, surpassing the Justice and Development Party (AKP) for the first time in almost twenty years. It also succeeded in…

The United Nations has issued an urgent warning that thousands of earthquake survivors in eastern Afghanistan are at risk of not surviving the harsh winter unless immediate international assistance is provided. The UN has appealed for $139…

By targeting the Hamas negotiating delegation on Qatari soil, Israel did not only violate Qatar’s sovereignty, international law and the laws of war — it placed the entire region at a delicate historical crossroads. Either this brazen…

Australia will spend 1.7 billion Australian dollars ($1.1bn) on a fleet of extra-large underwater “Ghost Shark” attack drones, in a major step to modernize its naval capabilities amid growing strategic competition in the Asia-Pacific.…

KABUL, Sept 14 — Afghanistan’s Media Support Organization (AMSO) has warned that growing restrictions are eroding press freedom and limiting public access to information. In a statement on Sunday, AMSO said it was alarmed by reports of…

Two perspectives shape the debate over Israel’s role in the Middle East: that of a hegemonic power and that of a revisionist power. The first sees Israel as a dominant regional actor with unrivaled military superiority. The second views it…

Thousands have been displaced and many have nowhere to shelter, just weeks before winter hits. By Sorin Furcoi Source: Aljazeera Khas Kunar, Afghanistan – Stoori was pulled out from under the…

KABUL (Pajhwok): Richard Trenchard, the Representative of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations in Afghanistan, highlighted the growing impact of climate change on the country’s agricultural sector, as farmers…

The debate over “Which comes first: development or democracy?” has been a legitimate, important, and realistic question for the past half century. It has preoccupied writers, thinkers, researchers, leaders, and statesmen. It remains an…