Britain is trying to send many Afghan refugees to Rwanda in the African continent; A place that seems to have no better situation than Afghanistan and where torture, forced labor and sexual exploitation take place.

Macron was the first Western leader who went to Riyadh and met with bin Salman. After the tragic and brutal murder of Jamal Khashoggi, he had several other meetings with the Saudi autocratic crown prince. This means that human rights are only a deceptive tool that has political consumption and is used to impose and develop the domination system against ...

Ghulam Reza Sadat: Recently, reports were published by Western media citing American officials that Russia is interested in buying drones from the Islamic Republic of Iran. Of course, in addition to the why and how of this deal, which places a superpower like Russia in the list of countries buying weapons from the Islamic Republic of Iran, which is ...

Gholam Reza Sadat: A few days after the US President's trip to the Middle East, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in Tehran to participate in a tripartite meeting attended by Iranian President Ayatollah Ebrahim Raisi. Although this is the first visit of the presidents of Russia and Turkey to Tehran,...

Gholam Reza Sadat: Today, the Islamic Republic of Iran is hosting the Presidents of Russia and Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Vladimir Putin.

Habibullah Danishyar: In the changed political configuration, the military-industrial complex of America and Europe will obviously benefit a lot, especially in the arms market in Eastern Europe. With the slogan of strengthening the eastern flank, arms manufacturers will join the process of re-equipping European armies.

Ghulam Reza Sadat: Joe Biden has traveled to Israel and Saudi Arabia for the first time since his presidency. According to experts, the trip was influenced by the Ukraine war and the global energy crisis, and most importantly, Biden's reneging on his promise to punish Bin Salman for his involvement in the murder of Jamal Khashogchi.

Azar Bathori: Western countries' sanctions hit European countries the most. The inflation rate in these countries reached its maximum level, which is the first time in European countries that such a situation is seen in their history.

Habibullah Danishyar / Recently, there are growing signs that the West's alliance over the war in Ukraine may be broken, as Western leaders increasingly face popular dissatisfaction with rampant inflation and declining living standards.

While the country's economy is in crisis and international organizations have repeatedly warned about it, the Red Cross has expressed concern about the current situation and has asked for 80 million francs of emergency aid to help Afghanistan.

Russian news agencies report that the head of the embassy of the Islamic Emirate in Moscow will represent Afghanistan at the International Economic Forum in St. Petersburg. The Russian Foreign Ministry, meanwhile, described the move as a step towards normalizing relations with the Islamic Emirate.

The Israeli army announced the downing of a drone belonging to it in Gaza.

The Egyptian criminal court sentenced three members of the Egyptian Ikhwanul Muslimin to death and 20 members of the group to life in prison after being convicted in 18 cases.

The 11 September launch of intra-Afghan negotiations in Doha is yet to translate into formal dialogue between the Afghan government and the Taliban. The embattled Afghan stakeholders are still labouring over modalities of talks before they can get into the nitty-gritty of the future political map and things are unlikely to get much easie

This week, Australian media reported on new war crimes allegedly committed by Australia’s Special Air Services (SAS) troops in Afghanistan, including the mass murder of unarmed civilians and planting weapons on the bodies of civilians to cover up unlawful killings.

The halting process of implementation of the US-Taliban Peace Agreement, that was signed at Doha on February 29 this year, brings out three distinct realities of the Afghan situation as seen from an Indian perspective. First, the long drawn exercise of Zilmay Khalizad, US interlocutor, who managed finally to engage a frontline leader of the illusive ...

The Afghan peace process is once again under threat, though this time it's not because of the Taliban, the Kabul government, or the U.S., but COVID-19. The consequences of this virus spreading into the impoverished and war-torn country from Iran run the risk of reversing all of the recent progress that's been achieved since the beginning of the year....

Trump said this on the day US special envoy for Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad signed a peace deal with the Taliban in Qatar.

The US wants to draw down on Afghanistan so that it can focus on other theatres after almost 20 years of war.

Pakistan's southwest port of Gwadar now plays a new role to facilitate transit trade for Afghanistan, a landlocked country in the region, by providing a most economical trade route for the war-torn nation after the first ship of Afghan transit trade arrived at the port recently.