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Four Police Officers, Civilian Killed in Suspected Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Attack in Dera Ismail Khan

Four Police Officers, Civilian Killed in Suspected Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Attack in Dera Ismail Khan

Four police officers and one civilian were killed in a targeted attack in Daraban, a suburb of Dera Ismail Khan, on Monday morning, Shiite News reported. Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi condemned the assault, calling it a “cowardly act of…
South Korea pledges $3 million to aid displaced Afghans

South Korea pledges $3 million to aid displaced Afghans

South Korea has committed $3 million in humanitarian aid to support displaced Afghans, returning refugees, and vulnerable host communities, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) announced on Sunday. The funding will be used to build permanent shelters for 400 households, benefiting…
Taliban suspend women-focused radio station in Kabul

Taliban suspend women-focused radio station in Kabul

Taliban have suspended broadcasts of Radio Begum, a Kabul-based station known for its programming on women’s issues, citing alleged violations of media regulations, the Ministry of Information and Culture announced Tuesday. According to Afghan Amu news outlet, officials accused the…
Top Iraqi Court Suspends Key Laws Affecting Kurds, Sunnis, and Shiites

Top Iraqi Court Suspends Key Laws Affecting Kurds, Sunnis, and Shiites

Iraq’s Federal Supreme Court has temporarily suspended three critical laws related to general amnesty, personal status, and the return of land confiscated under the Baath regime, Rudaw reported. This decision follows amendments passed by the legislature late last month, which…
HRW: Pakistan’s Cyber Law Amendment Threatens Free Expression

HRW: Pakistan’s Cyber Law Amendment Threatens Free Expression

Human Rights Watch has condemned the recent amendment to Pakistan’s Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act, enacted on January 29, 2025, as a significant threat to internet freedom and free expression, the organizations website reported. The new law criminalizes the dissemination…
UNICEF Distributes Iron Tablets to 2.5 Million Girls in Afghanistan

UNICEF Distributes Iron Tablets to 2.5 Million Girls in Afghanistan

UNICEF announced on Sunday that it successfully distributed iron tablets to approximately 2.5 million girls in Afghanistan at risk of anemia during 2024, Khaama Press reported. This initiative aims to combat the significant health issue of anemia among adolescent girls,…
Gunman Attack in Pakistan Claims Lives of 3 Soldiers, 2 Civilians

Gunman Attack in Pakistan Claims Lives of 3 Soldiers, 2 Civilians

Three Pakistani soldiers and two civilians were killed in an attack by unknown gunmen in Dera Ismail Khan, Khaama Press reported. Armed assailants targeted a vehicle transporting security personnel as it traveled from Balochistan to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Reports indicate that…
Afghani currency volatility deepens economic struggles

Afghani currency volatility deepens economic struggles

Afghanistan’s currency, the afghani, has seen sharp fluctuations in value recently, worsening the economic challenges faced by millions, Afgn Amu news outlet said. The currency’s instability, linked to the suspension of U.S. aid and the Taliban’s currency management, has caused…
Taliban Imposes Ban on Images, Graphics on Book Covers in Herat

Taliban Imposes Ban on Images, Graphics on Book Covers in Herat

The Taliban’s Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice has imposed a ban on images and graphics on book covers in Herat, Afghanistan, Amu TV reported. Local booksellers report being forced to cover their book covers with…
Gunmen Attack Kills 10 in Alawite Village in Syria

Gunmen Attack Kills 10 in Alawite Village in Syria

Gunmen attacked Arzah village in northern Hama on Friday, resulting in the deaths of ten individuals, including a child and an elderly woman, Arab News reported yesterday. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that the assailants, armed with handguns…
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