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According to a senior Taliban official on Thursday, international forces committed serious crimes during their 20-year-long war in Afghanistan. These remarks came after a former Australian soldier lost a defamation case over reports of allegedly killing Afghan civilians during their prolonged mission in Afghanistan. Bilal Karimi, a Taliban spokesperson, said that the incidents involved in the Australian court case were a small part of the many alleged crimes that took place and that they did not trust any court globally to follow them up. In 2018, Ben Roberts-Smith, a former member of the Australian Elite Special Air Service Regiment, sued…
Qatari PM Holds Secret Talks with Afghan Supreme Leader to Address Tensions, news which is being considered as a diplomatic milestone. Secret negotiations took place this month between the Prime Minister of Qatar and the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, aimed at resolving tensions with the international community, according to a source with knowledge of the meeting. The rendezvous occurred on May 12 in Kandahar, a city located in southern Afghanistan, where Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani engaged in discussions with Hibatullah Akhundzada, marking the first time the reclusive leader of the IEA has met…
Terrorism, characterized by acts of violence, intimidation, and coercion, has plagued societies worldwide. This article delves into the topic of how India supports terrorism in Pakistan, exploring the underlying motivations, tactics, and implications associated with this controversial issue. Historical Background The historical context surrounding India’s support for terrorism in Pakistan is crucial in understanding the deep-rooted complexities of this issue i.e. How India Supports Terrorism in Pakistan. Tensions between the two nations have existed since their partition in 1947, resulting in a troubled relationship marred by territorial disputes, conflicts, and a history of proxy warfare. Partition and Kashmir Dispute: The…
The Growing Debt Crisis is killing the economies of various poor countries of the world. Several impoverished nations are currently burdened by an overwhelming amount of debt, with the majority of it owed to China, hence a debt crisis for these countries. A recent analysis revealed that these countries are experiencing a growing challenge in repaying their debts, which is resulting in a significant portion of their tax revenue being allocated toward debt servicing instead of supporting essential services. The analysis included countries such as Pakistan, Kenya, Zambia, Laos, and Mongolia. It discovered that the repayment of debts is depleting…
The spokesman of the US Department of State, Matthew Miller, expressed that Washington comprehends that the Taliban are still pursuing international recognition. However, to achieve international recognition, the Taliban must earn legitimacy. Miller delivered the remarks at a press conference in Washington, D.C. Miller made no specific remarks concerning the tensions between Iran and Afghanistan. Nonetheless, he voiced concern over any escalation of tensions in the region. Miller reaffirmed that the United States encourages the Taliban to cease its assault on human rights and repression of women. The Taliban’s continued suppression of their own people and horrific attacks on women…
RAWALPINDI: At least six terrorists were killed in an intelligence based operation in South Waziristan on Wednesday, ISPR said.According to ISPR, the forces conducted an IBO in general area Kot Azam, South Waziristan District, on reported presence of terrorists.During the conduct of operation, intense fire exchange occurred between security forces and terrorists, resulting in killing of six terrorists, the ISPR said.The ISPR added that weapons and ammunition were also recovered from the killed terrorists who remained actively involved in terrorist activities against security forces as well as extortion and targeted killing of innocent citizens.Sanitization of the area is being carried…
In a show of solidarity, China has voiced its support for Afghanistan amid the sanctions policy imposed by the United States and its allies. Chinese Ambassador to Afghanistan, Wang Yu, emphasized that these sanctions are detrimental to the Afghan people and have proven ineffective. He called upon the international community to lift these sanctions and join forces in assisting Afghanistan’s economic recovery. The Impact of Sanctions on Afghanistan’s Population Ever since the Taliban assumed control of Afghanistan in August 2021, the country has been subjected to sanctions that have hindered its access to international financial markets. Consequently, the value of…