United Nations: Afghanistan Lacks Capacity to Reintegrate Returning Refugees

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reports that over 2.3 million Afghan refugees have returned to Afghanistan from Iran and Pakistan this year.The agency stated that many of these refugees were forced to return due to pressure from Iran and Pakistan, while Afghanistan is not adequately prepared to receive and reintegrate them.The organization…

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Taliban Arrest 9 People for Attempting Illegal Entry into Iran

Since the Taliban’s return to power, many Afghans—facing hunger, unemployment, and economic hardship—have been forced to travel illegally to foreign countries, often risking their lives along the way.Iran and Pakistan continue to deport thousands of Afghan refugees daily, sending them back to Afghanistan.Recently, the Taliban arrested nine individuals in Ghurian district of Herat province who…

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Manzoor Pashteen: Pakistan has once again targeted Afghan civilians and violated Afghanistan’s territorial integrity

Hanif Pashteen, a member of the leadership of the Pashtun Protection Movement (PTM), referred to the drone strikes by Pakistan in Khost, Nangarhar, and Kunar provinces of Afghanistan, stating that these attacks are a violation of Afghanistan’s territorial integrity and go against all international norms.He said Pakistan is trying to use the Durand Line to…

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Last night, drone strikes were carried out in Khost, Nangarhar, and Kunar provinces, resulting in casualties among women and children.

Late Wednesday evening, drones bombed Surkakh village in Spera district of Khost province, the 28th canal area in Shinwar district of Nangarhar province, and the districts of Dangam, Sarkano, and Marawara along the Durand Line in Kunar province.Local sources told Cheragh Television that in these drone attacks, two children were killed, two others went missing,…

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🇺🇳 United Nations Urges Pakistan to Delay Deportation of Afghan Refugees

The deadline set by Pakistan for Afghan refugees to leave the country has expired, and the Pakistani government has announced that starting from September 1, around 1.3 million Afghan refugees holding refugee cards will be deported.Pakistan claims that these cards have expired and that continued stay is no longer legal.Meanwhile, the United Nations High Commissioner…

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