Tag: Afghanistan
In a shocking turn of events, Gold Star Dad Steven Nikoui, 51, was thrown behind bars for challenging Biden on the Afghanistan debacle during the State of the Union speech on Tuesday night.
The new documentary "Transition," which premiered this past weekend at the Tribeca Film Festival, tells the secret story of a trans journalist embedded with the Taliban.
A still from Transition. ‘We wanted to...
Abhishek Darbey, a research associate with the Chinese Research Program at the New Delhi-based Center for China Analysis and Strategy (CCAS), believes that the real reason behind China's $10 billion offer to the Taliban for lithium is that the Chinese regime wants to control the region.
The Russian news agency TASS reported that following the meeting, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, the Iranian Foreign Minister, revealed that the foreign ministers of Iran, Russia, China, and Pakistan held a meeting on Afghanistan.
Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid shared photographs of the Mada 9 on social media, calling it a "honor" for the entire nation. And with that, Taliban has unveiled Afghanistan's first supercar.
A year-end press conference held at the State Department has confirmed that the US pulled out of Afghanistan to arm Ukraine.
According to Reuters, the Taliban has signed a breakthrough deal with Russia for discounted oil, gas, and wheat as a result of weeks of discussion in Moscow.
China sent Afghanistan an $8 million relief package after a devastating earthquake struck the nation, showing China may be replacing the US in Afghanistan.
All administrations attempt to put a certain amount of spin on reality. They tried to paint things in the most positive light. The Biden administration has taken this to an entirely new level. It has dispensed with reality entirely. It has created a completely fictional universe.
The Taliban generated upwards of $400 million selling the narcotic between 2018 and 2019. But in what seems to be a shift in policies, the Taliban have now banned opium cultivation in Afghanistan.
