Taliban
Economy
Taliban plan Turning Ex-Military Bases Into Special Economic Zones
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has announced plans to convert some of the former foreign military bases in the country into economic zones for businesses.
The move is aimed at reviving the country's struggling economy, which has been hit hard...
Terrorism
Terrorist Attack on Pakistan Mosque Claims More Than 60 Lives
A terrorist attack on a mosque in Pakistan has led to the deaths of more than 60 people and many more injured, according to the latest reports.
On Monday, a terrorist detonated his suicide vest inside a mosque in the...
Technology
Afghanistan Develops Supercar Model
In spite of Afghanistan’s recent notoriety due to restrictions on women by the Taliban, a domestic supercar called Mada 9 was developed in the country. The vehicle is putting the nation on the map for different reasons this time.
The...
Greek News
The Greek-American CIA Spy Who Helped the Afghans Defeat the Soviet Invaders
Afghanistan's Taliban owe a lot to a Greek American CIA spy who ran the largest covert operation in the agency's history in arming the Mujahideen in the 1980s
Greek News
The Greek Teacher Who Was Kidnapped by the Taliban
In October 2019 Greek teacher Thanasis Lerounis was kidnapped by the Taliban in a welfare center for the Kalash people in Pakistan
USA
US Kills Al-Qaeda Leader Zawahiri in Afghanistan Drone Strike
The US has killed the leader of al-Qaeda, Ayman al-Zawahiri, in a drone strike in Afghanistan, President Joe Biden confirmed on Monday.
He was killed in a counter-terrorism operation carried out by the CIA in the Afghan capital of Kabul...
Culture
When Women’s Rights Ignored Around the World, Nations Fail
When nations fail to protect their women, not allowing them to take on a full role in the everyday life of society, the nations themselves fail, comparing examples from Afghanistan under the Taliban and then after the US invasion...
Greek News
Woman Known as “The Afghan Girl” Finds Refuge in Italy
The woman once known around the world as "The Afghan Girl," who was on the cover of National Geographic Magazine back in 1985, has now reached Italy and is staying there in safety after fearing for her life after...
Culture
Greece Becomes Safe Haven for Dissident Afghan Women
Athens has become a temporary haven for Afghan women who served a now deposed democracy. Following the Taliban takeover in August, remaining safe in Afghanistan was no longer an option.
Female Afghan judges and former members of parliament, together with...
Europe
Afghan Refugees Entering Italy in Boats Sailing Out of Turkey
Afghan refugees attempting to find sanctuary in Europe washed up in the Calabria region of Southern Italy last week. The refugees, who are hoping to escape the present unrest in their home country at the hands of the Taliban,...