At least 84 Afghan nationals were released from Pakistani prisons and returned home this week, amid ongoing concerns over detentions and migrant treatment.

Afghan expatriates in the United Kingdom have staged a protest in London, describing Pakistan’s military strikes on Afghanistan as violations of international law and national sovereignty and calling ...

ICE released an Afghan interpreter after three months in detention. Now officers have arrested his teenage son - After the ...

Samira Muhammadi hopes an international investigation can "extinguish" her pain after a Pakistani bombing killed her son and ...

Human rights groups have called for an independent investigation into the March 16 strike on a drug treatment centre that ...

KHOST, Afghanistan—In Afghanistan’s border provinces, the pace of war with Pakistan is a familiar one: It arrives as ...

Officials do not know whereabout of one in five people the UK helped to flee Taliban, says NAO Gareth Corfield is the Telegraph's Transport Correspondent. He covers road, rail and air transport, ...

KHYBER: Authorities at Torkham and the transit point for returning Afghans in Landi Kotal are awaiting a final nod from Islamabad to restart the registration process of Afghans, as all necessary ...

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A 5.8 magnitude earthquake has struck northern Afghanistan, killing at least eight members of a refugee family near Kabul.

Afghan evacuees seeking relocation to the US arrived at Camp As-Sayliyah in August 2021 after the Taliban took power For 18 months, Alia has been waiting in a transit camp in Qatar for her promised ...