Stories from Afghanistan

Pakistan has warned Afghanistan of a stern response if terrorist attacks originate from Afghan soil. Minister Khawaja Asif stated that Pakistan reserves the right to target terrorist hideouts within Afghanistan.

A magnitude 4.8 earthquake occurred in the Hindu Kush region of Afghanistan. The earthquake had a depth of 118 km and its epicenter was located at 70.70°E 36.33°N.

Pakistan has blamed neighboring Afghanistan for harboring militant groups responsible for recent attacks that killed nearly 30 people. The Taliban government in Afghanistan has not commented on the allegations.

A study indicates a surge in violence in Africa followed the Trump administration's cuts to USAID programs. The findings connect reduced foreign aid to increased conflict and crisis.

The Taliban are actively recruiting youth, integrating them into their society. This recruitment is not solely a political grouping but follows a specific ideology.

The Taliban are reportedly continuing their efforts in youth recruitment and engagement. This approach is described as a form of 'Nachwuchsarbeit' or 'youth work' by human rights activists. This recruitment drive appears to target young Afghans living in Germany.

The UN expressed concern over the detention of at least three journalists by the Taliban government in Afghanistan. Specific charges were cited for the detentions.

Afghanistan's Taliban government is providing refuge and support to militants from the Tariq-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). This support renews fears of violence and bloodshed.

A study is utilizing Apple Watch devices and artificial intelligence to assist children with cancer. The initiative is part of the #OpenSchoolDoor campaign aimed at supporting Afghan women and girls.

Two opposing sides accepted a ceasefire in Gari Saran Jom after 40 days of conflict. The agreement marks an end to the 40-day period of hostilities in the area.