The Black Sea Dilemma: Russia and Turkey on Europe’s Security Frontier
In the Middle Ages, trade between the Black Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean flourished so greatly that sailors considered the two basins organically connected. What was once a commercial lifeline has, in modern times, transformed into a…
Deepening Isolation: Afghanistan Loses UN General Assembly Vote for Third Consecutive Year
New York, – Afghanistan's political isolation on the global stage has deepened significantly, as the United Nations confirmed the country has been stripped of its voting rights in the General Assembly for the third year in a row due to…
The ‘Tsunami’ of Recognition for Palestine: Navigating the Choppy Waters Ahead
Arab observers and public opinion are divided. On one side are the optimistic supporters who view the recent wave of international recognitions of a Palestinian state as a necessary precursor—a leap towards transforming the state from the…
EU Steps Up Humanitarian Aid for Earthquake Victims in Afghanistan
The European Union has announced an increase in its humanitarian assistance to families affected by the recent earthquake in Afghanistan.
In a statement shared on its official X account, the EU said:“The EU humanitarian aid is on the…
Taliban Reject Trump’s Demand to Hand Over Bagram Air Base
A senior Taliban official on Tuesday rejected former U.S. President Donald Trump’s demand that Afghanistan return Bagram air base, insisting the facility is an inseparable part of the country.
In an interview with Al Arabiya English,…
Afghan football chief accused of seeking $10,000 bribe for national team place
AFF president recorded talking to Australia-based player’s brother
Mohammad Yousef Kargar denies accuracy of leaked recordings
Mohammad Yousef Kargar, the AFF president, with Nesar Ahmad Mohmand, whom he claimed to have never met.…
The terrifying spectre of an internet shutdown in Afghanistan
The terrifying spectre of an internet shutdown in Afghanistan
A partial shutdown of fibre-optic internet has spread fear. Afghans do not want to be cut off from the world.
When I was a child, Afghans had to travel to…
UNICEF Renews Call to Reopen Girls’ Schools in Afghanistan
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has once again urged the Taliban to reopen girls’ schools across Afghanistan, warning that the country’s future prosperity, stability, and humanitarian survival depend on equal access to…
Kosthold, måltidstiming og søvnkvalitet: Hva forskningen viser
Forskning viser at både typen mat vi spiser og tidspunktet for måltidene kan spille en grunnleggende rolle i å forbedre søvnkvaliteten. I sentrum av denne sammenhengen står melatonin, et hormon som regulerer kroppens søvn–våken-syklus. Selv…
Macron says ‘the time has come’ at UN conference as more countries recognize Palestine
NEW YORK: French President Emmanuel Macron received a prolonged standing ovation on Monday as he formally announced France’s recognition of the State of Palestine, calling the move a “historic and necessary” step toward ending the…