ATHENS (Reuters) – Greece’s conservative government promised on Monday to offer extra financial aid and more staff to help the island of Crete and its tiny neighbour Gavdos handle a steep rise in arrivals of migrants trying to cross to Europe from Libya....
The plane took off from Thailand's Utapao Airport in Pattaya to Moscow via India and Uzbekistan but disappeared from radar screens 25 minutes after departing on Jan. 20
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Pakistan’s Supreme Court has opened a hearing on a petition filed by human rights groups to stop the deportations of Afghans who were born in Pakistan and those who would be at risk if they were returned to Afghanistan....
Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the President of Uzbekistan, has recently addressed the ongoing challenges in Afghanistan, emphasizing that the strategic stability and security in the region hinge upon establishing peace and tranquillity in Afghanistan....
The LGBTQ+ Afghan activists accuse the UN and the world of remaining silent as they face a "widespread and systematic crime against humanity...
Turkmenistan’s government sent three shipments of medicine, food, and clothing to help the earthquake-stricken people of Herat one week after the disaster....
The World Food Programme on Wednesday called the recent Afghanistan earthquakes a ‘disaster on top of a disaster,’ urging the international community to provide humanitarian aid to the war-torn nation....
At least 12 people were killed and up to 40 more are missing following a flash flood caused by torrential rain in central Afghanistan, a government spokesman said today....
Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan sign joint protocol to connect Uzbek rail network with Pakistan
Morality ministry decrees another reduction of Afghan women’s access to public spaces
There are rules against music, but the rules don’t always apply to the Taliban, whose enforcers are proving keener on shaking down wedding parties than heeding their dogma.
A UN report says Afghans are struggling to access medical and psychosocial help due to a sharp drop in donor funding since the Taliban took power in Kabul.
Drought conditions and a lack of response systems have led to a locust outbreak that threatens a quarter of Afghanistan’s annual wheat harvest
As long as restrictions against women’s rights remain in place in Afghanistan, it will be “nearly impossible” for the international community to recognize the Taliban government, the U.N.’s envoy to the country said Wednesday.
Lawmakers are warning that one province will run out within three months, and the shortage is inflaming tensions with the country’s neighbors.
