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The Tehreek-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has been operating for years along the Durand Line with the goal of creating a new Islamic Emirate. But tens of thousands of refugees, mostly ethnic Pashtuns, also live on the border. In 2022 there was an increase in attack casualties of nearly 15 percent in Pakistan.

KABUL (Pajhwok): Forty people were killed and 1,361 others injured as a result of traffic accidents in 25 provinces during Eid-ul-Adha holidays. According to Pajhwok

July 3, 2023 KHOST (AIP): Blacksmiths and owners of steel workshops in Afghanistan’s southeastern Khost province say their business has decreased by 60 percent, compared to the past, due decline in the construction sector.Mohammadullah, owner of a steel workship on Khost Police Headquarte...

KHOST CITY (Pajhwok): Some people in southeastern Khost province say that Explosive Remnant of War (ERW) put the lives of common people in danger while

KABUL (Pajhwok): Nearly 190 people have been killed and 1,233 others injured in traffic accidents in 27 provinces of the country in the past three

A UN report estimates over 1,000 civilian deaths in Afghanistan since Taliban took power in 2021, still far less than 3035 civilian deaths reported there in 2020 during the US-led military occupation.

Pakistan is using drones to flood India with narcotics and weapons and with the drone technology becoming more affordable and accessible, the threat is only goi

1,142 Afghan youths join national police-

In 1988 the Soviet Union began withdrawing from Afghanistan with the last troops leaving the country in January of 1989.  The Army of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan (DRA) they left behind continued to receive resourcing and material from the Soviets.  A small number of Soviet soldiers remained in Afghanistan after the withdrawal in 1989 but they were overwhelmingly logisticians and technicians.  The DRA Army in the field faced the Mujaheddin alone.  They achieved some notable victori...

The head of the press directorate of the Khost educational department said that around 13,000 students, both boys and girls, lack access to schools in many districts of the province.