ISLAMABAD: The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) announced on Friday that almost 2.8 million Afghans from Pakistan and Iran have returned to Afghanistan so far in 2025.
Pakistan and seven other Muslim-majority countries reaffirmed strong support for UNRWA on Friday. They urged sustained ...
Eight Muslim nations, led by Pakistan, reaffirm support for UNRWA's vital role in assisting Palestinian refugees amid a ...
No other entity possesses the infrastructure, expertise, and field presence required to meet the needs of Palestinian ...
STORY: Huddled in a park in Islamabad, these Afghan refugees say they have nowhere to go. That's as Pakistan pressures landlords to expel documented families. Two hundred families now cook, sleep and ...
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Why is Pakistan expelling Afghan refugees?
With Pakistan reviving its effort to deport Afghans, many opponents of the Taliban are in danger of returning to a country ruled by the Islamist regime. A woman who we will call Fatima fled ...
ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Ministers of Pakistan, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and the United Arab ...
Eight leading Muslim nations, including Pakistan, have voiced strong backing for the UN relief agency for Palestinian ...
World leaders meeting at the UN General Assembly have adopted a historic global declaration to tackle noncommunicable ...
Eight key Muslim countries, including Pakistan, have pledged strong support for UNRWA, describing its role in Gaza as ...
Although the first round of talks was not successful, the Saudis will persist in their mediatory effort. Their prestige is on the line.
JALOZAI, Pakistan, February 28 (UNHCR) - The long-running saga of Jalozai, Pakistan's largest Afghan refugee village, could soon come to an end. Affected Afghans will have to make some hard decisions ...
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