Akmal Dawi

Print The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan has shown preliminary signs of improvement, with the United Nations reporting a significant reduction in the number of people in need of assistance.

Print The United States and China, both permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, disagree on the status of Monday's resolution calling for a cease-fire in Gaza during the final two weeks of Ramadan.

Pakistan’s relations with Taliban deteriorate as India expands engagement

Public confidence in the U.S. government, judiciary and military has plummeted, placing the country behind most other Group of Seven (G7) nations, according to a new Gallup analysis.

Taliban leaders suspend Afghan TV channel for showing women without face coverings

Print For years, Qari Wazir Mohammad and his six siblings received assistance from the Swedish Committee for Afghanistan, or SCA, enabling

China’s image has improved in Africa, US is top in the Americas

Print U.S. and Israeli efforts to isolate Hamas diplomatically have run up against the reality that a cease-fire and the release of 129

Despite complete absence of diplomatic, trade relations, US and Iran continue to sanction each other's public, private entities

Nearly 70,000 students will be enrolled at public academic bodies in Afghanistan this year and all will be male