Terrorism
TerrorismRAB cordons off house suspecting militant hideout
Members of RAB have reportedly found an explosive there
Dhaka Tribune-BIPSS roundtable
‘Afghanistan should not become a playground of major powers’
Afghanistan seemed on the brink of a humanitarian crisis, facing an economic meltdown with uncertainty looming large in all sectors. The rest of the world looks for the possible impact the situation ...
Afghan babies succumb to hunger as winter descends
The Doctors Without Borders (MSF)-run facility in Herat, western Afghanistan's biggest city, seeks to help the community cope with a public health system on its last legs, hobbled by the withdrawal ...
ISIS and Hindutva are similar, not same: Salman Khurshid
Khurshid’s book on the Ayodhya verdict was released last week. It explored the Apex Court’s landmark judgement on the Ayodhya dispute
Paris Peace Forum
World needs to act seriously for repatriation of Rohingyas: PM Hasina
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina was addressing the Fourth Edition of the Paris Peace Forum, 2021
Uncertain future for the booksellers of Kabul
The problem with this publication, a bookseller in the Afghan capital Kabul explains, is not so much that it's by Michelle Obama, but that she's not wearing a hijab in the cover photo
IS in Afghanistan could be able to attack US in 6 months: Pentagon official
Acting foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi of the new Taliban government has said the threat from Islamic State militants will be addressed
ICC T20I World Cup
Afghanistan captain wants to bring smiles to his country
As Afghanistan prepared for their opening match in the T20I World Cup against Scotland, captain Mohammad Nabi played a straight bat on Sunday to the inevitable questions on politics
Taliban offer jobs for wheat to tackle hunger and unemployment
Afghanistan's Taliban government launched a programme to tackle hunger on Sunday, offering thousands of people wheat in exchange for labour
Vibrant Afghan radio reduced to religious relic
Afghan radio station 'Urooj' once teemed with journalists producing news bulletins, but since the Taliban came to town, Ebrahim Parhar sits alone, broadcasting hours of religious sermons
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