Let Afghans decide what they want with Russian-Chinese help

The Taliban are no super power inside Afghanistan before whom everything is crumbling. In many cases, the opponents don’t want to fight because it’s not worth it.   To be specific, there is no united enemy and no united ally so either so it’s all everyone for their own selves situation. 

Dhaka observing situation in Afghanistan: MoFA

Bangladesh is carefully observing the fast evolving situation in Afghanistan, which Dhaka believes may have an impact on the region and beyond. "We urge all stakeholders in Afghanistan to maintain peace and calm ensuring safety and security of all including foreign nationals," said the ministry of foreign affairs in a statement

Taliban enters Kabul, awaits peaceful transfer of power

Taliban fighters entered the outskirts of the Afghan capital on Sunday and said they were awaiting a "peaceful transfer" of the city after promising not to take it by force, but the uncertainty panicked workers who fled government offices as helicopters landed at the U.S. Embassy. Three Afghan officials told The

Why is Pakistan keen about peace in Afghanistan?

Pakistan’s Imran Khan has said that the US "really messed it up in Afghanistan" and the only solution to the situation is through a political settlement that was “inclusive” and involved all factions, including the Taliban.” Khan was talking on the PBS NewHour.  He added that there was “no military

Bengal Tigresses awarded Test status

The International Cricket Council (ICC) in a sudden move Friday awarded Test status to the Bangladesh Women's cricket team.Afghanistan and Zimbabwe women's teams were also awarded the Test status, along with the Bengal Tigresses.It was decided in the latest meeting of ICC that Test status would be granted to all

Taliban expect US withdrawal, vow to restore Islamic rule

The Taliban warned Washington on Friday against defying a May 1 deadline for the withdrawal of American and NATO troops from Afghanistan, promising a “reaction,” which could mean increased attacks by the insurgent group. The Taliban issued their warning at a press conference in Moscow, the day after meeting with senior