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Russia Becomes First Country to Recognise Taliban Government of Afghanistan
Russia said on Thursday it had accepted the credentials of a new ambassador of Afghanistan, making it the first nation to recognise the Taliban government of the country. "We believe that the act of official recognition of the government of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan will give impetus to the development of productive bilateral cooperation between our countries in various fields,
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UN-led Doha talks seek solutions to Afghanistan's deepening crisesUN-led Doha talks on Afghanistan's crisis will begin today, focusing on counter-narcotics, economic recovery, and inclusive ...
Afghans who risked their lives for the U.S. are being evicted, deported, and forgotten. Many now face Taliban retribution and ...
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Can't go forward, can't go back: Afghan refugees stuck in Qatar wait for a way forward - MSNWASHINGTON (AP) — Negina Khalili’s family sold their house and possessions in Afghanistan and flew to a U.S. base in Qatar in January, preparing for the last step in emigrating to America.
Most of the world is watching and waiting, hoping and/or praying that a hastily arranged ceasefire between Israel and Iran ...
Germany should strike a deal with the Taliban to facilitate the deportation of Afghan migrants, the country’s interior minister has said in a proposal that drew immediate anger from his coalition ...
What comes next? A spiraling conflict or an uneasy, unspoken ceasefire? Has Iran gotten revenge out of its "system?" ...
WASHINGTON — Negina Khalili’s family sold their house and possessions in Afghanistan and flew to a U.S. base in Qatar in January, preparing for the last step in emigrating to America.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Negina Khalili’s family sold their house and possessions in Afghanistan and flew to a U.S. base in Qatar in January, preparing for the last step in emigrating to America.
In Qatar, they’re housed in a former U.S. military base now run by the State Department. They can’t go off the base unless escorted by a U.S. official.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Negina Khalili’s family sold their house and possessions in Afghanistan and flew to a U.S. base in Qatar in January, preparing for the last step in emigrating to America.
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