An Afghan military helicopter crash in western Afghanistan kills at least 1 person, the Taliban say – ABC News

ISLAMABAD — An Afghan military helicopter crashed on Wednesday in Ghor province in western Afghanistan, killing at least one person, the Taliban defense ministry said. The crash of the MI-17 was caused by a technical problem, according to a statement. The helicopter was on a rescue mission after a vehicle carrying civilians plunged into a

Ravaged By Floods: Afghanistan’s Desperate Plight – OpEd – Eurasia Review

Unprecedented flash floods wreak havoc in Afghanistan, leaving devastation in their wake and plunging the nation into crisis. Nearly 315 people have died, and over 1,600 have suffered injuries in catastrophic flash floods that swept through various provinces in Afghanistan on Friday, May 10. Authorities have declared a state of emergency in response to the situation. Northern Baghlan province

Sino-Afghan relations: impact on Central Asia’s economy and eecurity – Daryo eng

Recent diplomatic overtures between China and Afghanistan have sparked discussions about the potential implications for the broader Central Asian region. China’s engagement with the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan, marked by the acceptance of the Taliban-appointed ambassador and the official appointment of China’s ambassador to Afghanistan, holds significant implications across various spheres – economic, geopolitical, and

Flash floods strike Afghanistan ‘hunger hotspots’ – Voice of America – VOA News

GENEVA —  U.N. agencies are banding together in coordination with Afghanistan’s de facto Taliban rulers to aid hundreds of thousands of survivors of devastating flash floods that struck northeastern Afghanistan Friday. The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, or OCHA, reported Monday that search and rescue operations continue. It said that 14 U.N.

Afghanistan Deserves Better Than This! – WE News – WE News –

Perpetuating instability in Afghanistan remains a point of concern for regional stakeholders. Definitely, neighboring countries of Afghanistan are in a state of constant discomfort amid unsettled issues awaiting a rational response from Kabul. Much of the concerns revolve around regional security, however, the brewing humanitarian crisis has also drawn the attention of unbiased international keen observers. This phenomenon emerged

Afghanistan: Taliban prohibit journalists from collaborating with Afghanistan International news channel – Reporters sans frontières

Announcing the ban on collaborating with Afghanistan International, Taliban information and culture ministry spokesman Khubaib Ghufran said it had “violated professional standards and crossed moral and legal boundaries” and cited 10 reasons, including its alleged campaigning against the Taliban government.  “Among other things, we are accused of falsifying facts and spreading disinformation and yet we

Former army lawyer sentenced to prison after exposing alleged Australian war crimes in Afghanistan – Fox News

David McBride, a former army lawyer, was sentenced to almost six years in prison for leaking classified information exposing alleged Australian war crimes in Afghanistan. McBride, 60, pleaded guilty to charges including theft and sharing secret documents with the media. McBride’s conviction raised concerns about whistleblower protections in Australia. An Australian judge sentenced a former

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