Author: Taneen
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UN: Gorillas (Apes) Play an Important Role in Forest Health
On the occasion of World Gorilla Day, the United Nations says gorillas (apes) play an important role in maintaining the health of ecosystems. The organization said in a statement on Thursday, September 24, that gorillas, by eating fruits and dispersing their seeds, help restore and expand forests, and therefore play an important role in nature.…
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Zelensky: Ukraine Has Handed Over Two Captured North Korean Soldiers to South Korea
Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, says his country has transferred two North Korean soldiers who were captured in the country’s war with Russia to South Korea. According to a Reuters report, Zelensky said on Wednesday, September 23, in his speech at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly that these two soldiers…
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Taliban: Attributing the Origin of Narcotics Seized in Pakistan to Afghanistan Is Baseless
Abdul Qahar Balkhi, spokesman for the Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has called the attribution of the origin of 463 kilograms of methamphetamine seized in a joint US-Pakistan operation to Afghanistan “baseless and political.” Balkhi said on Friday, September 25, in reaction to a statement by the US Embassy in Islamabad that the production, trafficking,…
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Faiq: Hamid Karzai Has the Right to Meet with People
Nasir Ahmad Faiq, the acting head of Afghanistan’s mission to the United Nations, has condemned Taliban fighters’ raid on the home of Hamid Karzai, the former president of the country, and the prevention of people and tribal elders from meeting with him. Faiq said on Thursday, September 24, in a message on X that he…
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Karzai: It Seems Pakistan Is Not Abandoning Its Negative Policy
Hamid Karzai, the former president of Afghanistan, in reaction to Pakistan’s airstrike last night on Khost, Kandahar, and Paktia, said that it seems Islamabad is not abandoning its “negative policy,” the fire of which has now reached its own doorstep. Karzai said on Thursday, September 24, in a message posted on X that Pakistan should…
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Sale of Chips, Samosas, and Some Drinks to Be Banned Near Schools in India
India is reviewing new regulations to restrict the sale of foods high in fat, salt, and sugar within a 50-meter radius of schools. Reuters reported on Thursday, September 24, that the aim of this measure is stated to be reducing the consumption of “unhealthy foods” and combating rising obesity, especially among children. Under this plan,…
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Pakistan’s Attack on Haibatullah’s Special Forces Headquarters in Kandahar; Six Civilians Killed
Local sources in Kandahar province claim that six civilians were killed in Pakistan’s airstrike on the headquarters of the special forces of Haibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban leader. Sources said on Thursday, September 24, that this attack was carried out on an area known as “Sarai Mullah Sahib” in the ninth security district of Kandahar city.…
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Sami Sadat Promotes a Commander of the United Front of Afghanistan to the Rank of Brigadier General
Sami Sadat, leader of the United Front of Afghanistan, has awarded the rank of Brigadier General to Abdul Basir Achakzai, a commander of this front. Sami Sadat, in a message published on X on Thursday, September 24, praised the services and struggles of this commander against the Taliban. He stated that this recognition was given…
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Qatar: Economic, Climate, and Food Crises Have Increased Pressure on Least Developed Countries
Qatar has called for increased international support for least developed countries and warned that the simultaneous economic, climate, and food crises have exacerbated the structural challenges of these countries. Maryam bint Ali Al Misnad, Qatar’s Minister of State for International Cooperation, made these remarks on Thursday, September 24, at the annual meeting of ministers of…
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Saikal: Taliban Benefited from the Doha Process but Did Not Accept Political Participation
Mahmoud Saikal, Afghanistan’s former representative to the United Nations, says that the Taliban have benefited from the opportunities and concessions provided in the Doha process over the past years, but in return, they have shown no significant progress in terms of political participation and moving toward an inclusive political system. Saikal said on Thursday, September…
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