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    Road accident in Logar, Afghanistan: Two people killed, three injured

    At least two people were killed and three others injured in a road accident in Afghanistan's eastern province of Logar, the provincial police office reported on Sunday.

    Over 3 Tonnes of Illegal Drugs Destroyed in Afghanistan’s Takhar Province

    Afghan authorities destroyed more than three tonnes of illegal drugs in Takhar province, including three tonnes of opium, 198 kg of hashish and 175 stimulant tablets.

    Deteriorating Security Environment Along Pakistan’s Western Frontier

    The explosion in Dera Ismail Khan city of Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which claimed lives of 13 people and injured 20 others over the weekend, should not be seen as an isolated attack, but as another warning from a rapidly deteriorating security environment along Pakistan’s western frontier. The explosion in Dera Ismail Khan is part of.

    Four Killed as Pakistan Carries Out Fresh Airstrikes in Afghanistan: Taliban

    Pakistan carried out fresh airstrikes in Afghanistan's Kandahar, Paktia and Khost provinces, with the Taliban claiming four civilians were killed.

    Pakistan Launches Fresh Air and Drone Strikes on 10 Afghan Locations

    Days after Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan's Kunar and Paktika provinces killed three civilians, Pakistan on early Thursday carried out what it described as precision aerial and drone strikes at 10 locations across Afghanistan, Dawn reported, citing Federal Information Minister Atauallah Tarar.

    Pakistan Airstrikes Hit Afghanistan: 28 Militants Claimed Killed, 3 Civilians Reported Dead; Taliban Vows Response

    Pakistan claims 28 militants were killed in airstrikes on targets in Afghanistan, while Taliban authorities report three civilian deaths and four injuries in Kunar.

    Taliban Reaches Out to World Despite Isolation

    Afghanistan’s Taliban administration is putting all-out efforts in reaching out to as many nations as possible, even for possible working relations, in the absence of official recognition over its human rights record. Despite United Nations sanctions that also require leaders travelling abroad to seek prior exemption. The regime also has renewed the operation of Afghanistan’s.

    Afghanistan: Blast at Kabul School Leaves Several Injured

    Several students were seriously injured after a blast outside a private school in western Kabul, Afghanistan, Kabul police spokesman Khalid Zadran confirmed Monday night.

    Looking Back: India’s Enduring Ties with Afghanistan Through Turmoil

    Afghanistan, the Ministry Friday, has seen an apparent “increase” in India’s pragmatic engagement with the Afghanistan

    West Bengal Man Held in Bengaluru Over Suspected TTP Links, Allegedly Planned Afghanistan Trip

    Bengaluru Police arrested 25-year-old West Bengal native Asafool Mallik over suspected TTP links and an alleged plan to travel to Afghanistan, officials said.

    Afghanistan: One miner killed, another injured in explosion during mining operation

    Kabul: One miner was killed and another injured in an explosion during a mining operation in Afghanistan’s Barg-e Matal district of Nuristan province, local media reported on Sunday, citing sources. The explosion took place in the Pechigram area of Barg-e Matal district on Saturday when two men were extracting minerals, Afghanistan-based news agency Khaama Press.