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Sergei Shoigu speaks during the SCO security council meeting in Bishkek about Afghanistan security concerns

Shoigu Warns Against Return of Foreign Military Bases to Afghanistan, Rising SCO Security Concerns

Russia sharply escalated its warnings against renewed Western military involvement in Afghanistan on Thursday, with Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu declaring that any return of foreign military infrastructure to Afghan territory

May 14, 2026

by Arab Desk

Taliban officials review academic journals in Afghanistan’s Ministry of Higher Education

Afghanistan Approves 138 Academic Journals Amid Taliban Education Reforms

KABUL — Afghanistan’s Ministry of Higher Education has officially approved 138 academic journals under sweeping educational reforms instituted by the Taliban, signaling a significant restructuring of the country’s academic landscape since the movement returned to power in 2021. The Department of

April 2, 2026

by News Room

Survivors search rubble after Afghanistan earthquake as Kabul seeks urgent Russian aid

Afghanistan appeals to Russia for urgent aid after deadly earthquake

Kabul — Afghanistan has appealed to Russia for immediate humanitarian assistance after a devastating earthquake struck

Israel: Bennett leaves the army after approving a number of serious settlement projects

The settlement report said that in strange and reprehensible statements that reflect the Zionist colonial and racist ideology, the American ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, urged the government of Benjamin Netanyahu and

June 8, 2022

Government and Politics·News

USA: The Pentagon invokes negotiations to justify the failure to publish figures for Taliban attacks in Afghanistan

The American Defense Department (Pentagon) decided on Friday to refrain from publishing information about the Taliban attacks in Afghanistan, stressing that sharing these data will not allow advancing negotiations with the movement.

November 25, 2020

Conflicts, Military and War·Government and Politics

New Delhi should not panic about Afghanistan

-The United States and Taliban have entered into an agreement in the Qatari capital Doha which will pave way for US forces to leave war-torn Afghanistan. Under the Doha agreement, the US

November 25, 2020

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Shoigu Warns Against Return of Foreign Military Bases to Afghanistan, Rising SCO Security Concerns

Afghanistan Approves 138 Academic Journals Amid Taliban Education Reforms

Afghanistan appeals to Russia for urgent aid after deadly earthquake

Israel: Bennett leaves the army after approving a number of serious settlement projects

USA: The Pentagon invokes negotiations to justify the failure to publish figures for Taliban attacks in Afghanistan

New Delhi should not panic about Afghanistan

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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