Afghanistan – SindhTribune.com

Economic isolation is pushing Afghanistan deeper into crisis

April 24, 2025

Pakistan, Afghanistan reaffirm commitment to fostering mutually beneficial ties

April 19, 2025

Afghanistan women’s team gets funding from the International Cricket Council

April 14, 2025

Taliban releases American detained in Afghanistan

March 30, 2025

UNICEF calls on the Taliban to lift ban on girls’ education as new school year begins in Afghanistan

March 22, 2025

Afghanistan women’s cricket team reunites for first match in three years after Taliban ban

January 29, 2025

Pakistan Army Chief cites TTP and cross-border attacks as key issues with Afghanistan

January 15, 2025

Khawaja Asif calls allegations made by Afghanistan against Pakistan as baseless

January 12, 2025

1 killed, 6 injured in clash at Pakistan-Afghanistan border area: sources

December 29, 2024

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