ISLAMABAD, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Gunshots fired by a member of the Taliban's security forces at the United Nations' largest compound killed one person and injured another in Kabul, the United Nations ...

At least one person was killed in a firing incident outside a United Nations compound in Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul over the weekend. The victim was a Taliban guard, the United Nations ...

Pakistan has sought support from the UN in "countering terrorism within and from" Afghanistan, said an official statement on ...

The writer, a former Afghan envoy to the UN, writes that choosing the organization’s next leader “is a defining moment for ...

The UN refugee agency UNHCRP said on Tuesday it had received indications Pakistan wanted to immediately remove all Afghan ...

The 58th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council began in Geneva on Thursday, February 27. Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights for Afghanistan, stated that the ...

Under the previous government, Kabul was threatened daily with attacks ... According to the United Nations, 30 million people are in need of aid. "If families refused to pay [for the cameras ...

Pakistani authorities have stepped up arrests of Afghan citizens in Islamabad and the nearby city of Rawalpindi and are ...

He warned that water resources are continuously depleting, which has negatively impacted political and economic relations ...

"UN-contracted security guards did not return fire during the incident," it said. It was unclear what provoked the firing. Both the Taliban and the UN were investigating the incident. Kabul's ...