By Shahana Naseer More than 500 Afghan students are studying in government and non-government universities, while over 300,000 are enrolled

The US National Intelligence Agency has excluded Afghanistan from its latest annual report on terrorist threats to national security, released

By Shahana Naseer The Federal Ministry of Interior has requested the records of Afghan students studying in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). 

Pakistan’s special envoy for Afghanistan, Mohammad Sadiq Khan, says Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar expressed satisfaction with his recent discussions in

The Herat Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industries said that online businesses run by women in the province have increased,

The Torkham crossing between Afghanistan and Pakistan will resume trade operations on Wednesday after being shut for 25 days, Pakistan

Pakistan’s border with China stands in stark contrast to its heavily guarded frontiers with India, Iran, and Afghanistan. No military

Iran is deporting over 300 Afghan migrants daily from Khorasan Razavi, as the government intensifies efforts to manage undocumented migration.

For over a century, Afghanistan has been in a constant state of war and upheaval. After every war a common

  By Elsa Imdad The ever-delicate Pak-Afghan relationship hangs by a thread, with unresolved tensions sparking fears of a deeper regional