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Post Operation Sindoor, Pakistan’s foreign minister Ishaq Dar is set for a crucial visit to Beijing on Monday, aimed at bolstering ties and navigating the shifting sands of South Asian geopolitics.

EAM S Jaishankar held a telephonic conversation with Afghanistan's Acting Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi on Thursday and discussed ways to strengthen cooperation between India and Afghanistan.

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at a bank in northern Afghanistan, killing five people, including civil servants, and wounding seven others.

The US Agency for International Development (USAID) is facing intense scrutiny after the Donald Trump administration launched a sweeping crackdown on what it calls rampant 'waste and mismanagement'.From funding drag shows in Ecuador to providing cash vouchers for illegal migrants, USAID’s use of taxpayer dollars has raised major concerns about its accountability.

In a story that could make a cinematic thriller, Indian woman Iqra Jamal and her two-and-a-half-year-old daughter finally returned home on Wednesday after more than three years of confinement in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.

The Taliban government of Afghanistan has announced the release of two American citizens in exchange for Khan Muhammad, a former Afghan detainee who had been serving a life sentence in California.

India condemns airstrikes on Afghan civilians, criticizes Pakistan's cross-border operations, and emphasizes the importance of Afghan sovereignty in the ongoing regional tensions.

Pakistan air strikes in an eastern border province of Afghanistan killed 46 people, the Taliban government spokesman told AFP on Wednesday. According to reports, as many as 15,000 Talibani troops are heading towards border to 'retaliate' Pakistan.

Over the past 10 months alone, Pakistan has endured 1,566 terrorist attacks, claiming 924 lives, including civilians and law enforcement officers, according to the interior ministry.

The assassination of Khalil Haqqani exposes fissures within Afghanistan's ruling regime, potentially leading to a Haqqani-Taliban split, which could cripple governance, create security vacuums, and ignite civil war.