UN agencies raise alarm over Pakistan's move to deport thousands of Afghans waiting to go to the US
Two U.N. refugees and migration agencies have expressed their concern over Pakistan’s recent decision to forcibly deport thousands of Afghan refugees awaiting here for relocation to the United States
Pakistan reported Thursday that one soldier and 12 insurgents were killed in intense predawn clashes in a volatile northwestern district bor ...
Gunshots fired by a member of the Taliban's security forces at the United Nations' largest compound killed one person and ...
Ali Amin Gandapur, the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, has announced that, in consultation with the government of Pakistan, a delegation will be sent to Kabul for talks with the Taliban. On ...
ISLAMABAD: At least three cops were killed and six injured Thursday after nearly a dozen militants stormed a police check ...
The Pakistani Taliban has been growing in power and ambition since its ally across the border retook control of Afghanistan ...
Instead, the powerful unelected generals who run Pakistan have mostly received a middle finger. In December, 16 Pakistani ...
Afghan authorities have refused to receive the body of the son of a senior Afghan Taliban official who was killed, allegedly ...
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During five-day visit to China by Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, Chinese officials offered to give Pakistan counterterrorism capacity building support ...
Pakistans ISI has engaged with anti-Taliban leaders in Turkey to influence political dynamics in Afghanistan. Amidst tensions ...
Plastic pollution is particularly harmful because fish and other marine life often mistake it for food. Consuming ...
On the morning of Jan. 21, in a dimly lit house in Islamabad, Pakistan, Abdul, a 30-year-old Afghan journalist, opened his laptop to see that President Donald Trump had indefinitely suspended refugee ...
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