Arrangement is subject to IMF board approval in July
UN report says majority of victims were killed by improvised explosive devices
Revelation comes despite strong criticism from local and global rights groups of incumbent Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's government for pressing ahead with military trials of civilians
The reduction is credited to a decree issued by the reclusive Taliban chief in April 2022, which strictly prohibited the cultivation, production, usage, transportation, trade, export, and import of all illicit drugs in Afghanistan
India has not commented on the allegations
Responding to the criticism from the U.N., the Taliban-led foreign ministry in Kabul called the remarks an interference in the country's internal affairs
The Chashma 5 will have a 1,200 MW production capacity
This is the second known public execution in Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover
Save the Children says funding shortfalls have cut off aid for 8 million Afghans
The ill-fated boat was packed with migrants from Pakistan, Syria, and Egypt, fleeing dire economic conditions in their home countries and trying to reach relatives in Europe
Statement contradicts Pakistan's claims it was receiving Russian oil at discounted price
Reporters Without Borders says the charges are meant to silence the press
The tropical cyclone named Biparjoy, is about 470 kilometers south of the port city of Karachi and 460 kilometers south of Thatta district
UN assessment said that "some dissent is apparent within the Taliban leadership," but the authority of Akhundzada was increasing, and 'cohesion' in Taliban ranks would likely be maintained over the next one to two years.
U.S. has offered $10 million for information leading to the identification or location of Sanaullah Ghafari
The explosion in the provincial capital of Faizabad killed at least one person
One topic for the three nations likely was Pakistan's southwestern Baluchistan province
Former Pakistani Prime Minister says country's mainstream media has been banned from reporting on abuses against his supporters
Molvi Nisar Ahmad Ahmadi was being driven to work in the provincial capital of Faizabad when a suicide bomber rammed an explosives-laden car into his vehicle
Taliban authorities in Afghanistan announce plans to move thousands of Pakistani refugees away from border provinces
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