Heavy snow and rain have killed at least 14 people across Afghanistan, collapsed homes and closed major highways, including ...

The Taliban released a female taekwondo coach in Herat after 13 days in detention, amid ongoing restrictions on women’s rights and sports in Afghanistan.

Three people were killed and one injured in a shooting in New South Wales, Australia, as police search for suspects and investigate the motive.

The European Parliament again backed listing Iran’s Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist group, though the final decision remains with the EU Council.

Donald Trump launches a new Peace Council at Davos, saying it will focus first on Gaza, as allies and critics weigh its impact on the UN.

CENTCOM has moved 150 ISIS prisoners from Syria to Iraq, part of a plan to relocate 7,000 detainees to secure US-controlled facilities amid rising security concerns.

Vladimir Putin says he will meet Trump’s envoy to discuss frozen Russian assets, Middle East peace efforts, and possible funding for Gaza reconstruction.

New US tariffs on Iran trade raise doubts over India’s Chabahar port investment, forcing Delhi to balance strategic access to Afghanistan and Washington pressures.

Storms cut Turkmen electricity supplies to northern Afghanistan, worsening hardships as the country faces deep poverty, high unemployment, and shrinking humanitarian funding.

Reuters reports that the United States has backed Syrian government advances into Kurdish-held areas, signalling a major shift in Washington’s Syria policy.

Donald Trump says the United States will not use force to take Greenland, while renewing calls for negotiations and criticising Denmark and NATO allies.

The European Commission has allocated €126 million in humanitarian aid for Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran in 2026 as global displacement and crises intensify.