Afghanistan, Nov. 1 -- A classified U.S. government report confirms hundreds of human rights violations by Israeli forces in Gaza, marking Washington's first formal acknowledgment of such abuses. A c... Read More
Afghanistan, Nov. 1 -- Pakistan's defence minister warned Afghanistan to curb cross-border terrorism or "pay the price," alleging Kabul demanded 10 billion rupees to relocate Pakistani Taliban fighter... Read More
Afghanistan, Nov. 1 -- UNICEF warned that 3.5 million Afghan children suffer acute malnutrition, with one million severely wasted, urging urgent funding to avert a worsening humanitarian catastrophe. ... Read More
Afghanistan, Nov. 1 -- Iran Human Rights Organization reported that nine prisoners, including two Afghan nationals convicted of serious crimes, were executed across several Iranian prisons this week. ... Read More
Afghanistan, Nov. 1 -- Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has reportedly sought military assistance from Russia, China, and Iran to counter the growing presence of U.S. warships in the Caribbean. Re... Read More
Afghanistan, Nov. 1 -- Afghanistan's young female innovators showcased their skills at the First Global Robotics Competition in Panama, demonstrating resilience, creativity, and determination to advan... Read More
Afghanistan, Nov. 1 -- Afghanistan's under-17 futsal team returned home after defeating Iran 2-1 in the Asian Youth Championship final, celebrating the country's first-ever continental title. Afghani... Read More
Afghanistan, Nov. 1 -- The U.S. Pentagon has approved transferring Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine, subject to White House consent, marking a significant escalation of military aid. CNN reported ... Read More
Afghanistan, Nov. 1 -- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney apologized to U.S. President Donald Trump after an anti-tariff ad angered Washington, prompting new tariffs and suspended trade talks. Canad... Read More
Afghanistan, Nov. 1 -- The Trump White House announced new rules restricting reporters' unscheduled access to senior communications offices, citing security concerns and the need for tighter coordinat... Read More