Edition: International
Thursday 10 July, 2025
BREAKING NEWS

Shallow Earthquake of Magnitude 4.4 Jolts Delhi-NCR

  • News
    • Kochi
    • Trivandrum
    • Kozhikode
  • Sports
  • Business
  • Health
  • Entertainment
    • E24hrs
    • Cinema
    • Directors
    • Actors
  • Education
    • Career
  • Automobile
  • Personalities
    • Political Leaders
  • Religion
    • Christian
      • Catholic
      • Latin Catholic
      • Syro Malabar
    • Hindu
    • Islam
  • Environment
  • More
    • Food
    • Wellness
    • Lifestyle
    • Beauty & Fashion
    • Fitness
    • Mental Health
    • Yoga
    • Video
  • മലയാളം
BREAKING NEWS
100Days: Thirike, Neestream and Gopi Make their Way into the India Book of Records
Aalekh Foundation Announces 3rd Edition of the Aalekh Women Achievers Awards
The Israel Ministry of Tourism Successfully Concludes Largest Civilian Evacuation Operation
Bihar Police Bans Makeup for Women Officers on Duty
Shallow Earthquake of Magnitude 4.4 Jolts Delhi-NCR
AR Classroom of KSUM Startup Infusory at 121 Tribal Schools in Maharashtra
    • News
      • Kochi
      • Trivandrum
      • Kozhikode
    • Sports
    • Business
    • Health
    • Entertainment
      • E24hrs
      • Cinema
      • Directors
      • Actors
    • Education
      • Career
    • Automobile
    • Personalities
      • Political Leaders
    • Religion
      • Christian
        • Catholic
        • Latin Catholic
        • Syro Malabar
      • Hindu
      • Islam
    • Environment
    • More
      • Food
      • Wellness
      • Lifestyle
      • Beauty & Fashion
      • Fitness
      • Mental Health
      • Yoga
      • Video
    • മലയാളം
  • Important,
  • World
  • UN Wants Aid Workers Free to Reach Needy Afghans

    By NE Reporter on September 8, 2021

    UNITED NATIONS:
    The UN”s humanitarian chief says a top Taliban leader pledged to let aid workers operate safely and independently and reach the millions of Afghans in need. Now, the UN is aiming to get the promises in writing and put them into action.

    In a video news briefing Tuesday, Martin Griffiths said a key humanitarian priority is getting safe and dependable access to the Kabul airport and road routes from neighbouring countries.

    Griffiths met over the weekend with Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, a longtime Taliban leader. He was named Tuesday to a Cabinet post in their interim government.

    Griffiths said he also broached women”s rights with Baradar and his advisers and was heard out, but the topic “needs further work.”

    The Taliban have said they will rule inclusively and more moderately than they did from 1996 to 2001, but many Afghans, especially women, are deeply skeptical. Taliban special forces shut down a women”s rights protest march in Kabul on Saturday by firing guns into the air.

    Griffiths says the Taliban leaders appear more willing to engage with the international community than they were in the 1990s, when he also discussed humanitarian work with the Islamic militants.

    But he says the challenge is “the process of the next many months, when the people of Afghanistan will be learning to live with their new rulers, and so will we.”

    The UN was already striving to provide humanitarian aid to an estimated 18 million needy Afghans before the Taliban took over the drought-stricken country last month.

    Iscea

    NE Reporter

    AfghansIslamic militantsMullah Abdul Ghani BaradarTalibanUnited Nations

    more recommended stories

    • The Israel Ministry of Tourism Successfully Concludes Largest Civilian Evacuation Operation

      JERUSALEM:On July 7, 2025, the civilian.

    • Heatwaves, Drought Grip Europe, Fueling Calls for Global Action

      BUCHAREST:Extreme heat and worsening drought conditions.

    • Lee’s Trial Over Alleged Misuse of Public Funds Postponed

      SOUTH KOREA:A district court said Tuesday.

    • Pakistan Nominates Trump for 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for India-Pakistan Ceasefire Role

      ISLAMABAD:In a move that has drawn.

    • G7 Nations Issue Stern Warning to Iran, Urge De-escalation in Middle East Amid Rising Tensions

      CANADA:In a significant development that highlights.

    • Israel Says it Eliminated Top Iranian Intelligence Officials in Tehran

      TEL AVIV:Israel on Monday announced that.

    • Nearly 400 Arrested in Los Angeles Immigration Protests

      LOS ANGELES:Nearly 400 people in immigration.

    • Trump Urges Netanyahu to End Gaza War, Halt Iran Strike Plans Amid Ceasefire Push

      WASHINGTON:US President Donald Trump has asked.

    • Trump Tariffs will Cause a Recession in Second Half of Year: Musk

      WASHINGTON:Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.

    • Bhutto Calls for RAW-ISI Cooperation, India Counters with Diplomatic Push in US

      NEW YORK:In a surprising statement amid.

    Live Updates

    • Aalekh Foundation Announces 3rd Edition of the Aalekh Women Achievers Awards
    • The Israel Ministry of Tourism Successfully Concludes Largest Civilian Evacuation Operation
    • Bihar Police Bans Makeup for Women Officers on Duty
    • Shallow Earthquake of Magnitude 4.4 Jolts Delhi-NCR
    • AR Classroom of KSUM Startup Infusory at 121 Tribal Schools in Maharashtra

    NewsExperts.in

    • മലയാളം
    • മലയാളം

    What’s New ?

    • Aalekh Foundation Announces 3rd Edition of the Aalekh Women Achievers Awards
    • The Israel Ministry of Tourism Successfully Concludes Largest Civilian Evacuation Operation
    • Bihar Police Bans Makeup for Women Officers on Duty
    • Shallow Earthquake of Magnitude 4.4 Jolts Delhi-NCR
    • AR Classroom of KSUM Startup Infusory at 121 Tribal Schools in Maharashtra

    Newsexperts.in - powered by Klickevents Infosolutions (P) LTD