Afghanistan’s Taliban government has accused Pakistan of launching overnight strikes in three eastern provinces, killing 10 civilians.

Afghanistan wants greater access to Indian markets for its fruits and produce, while also increasing imports of Indian medicines, machinery and textiles.

At least 10 civilians, including nine children, were killed in Pakistani airstrikes on Afghanistan’s Khost province, the Taliban say, as fresh cross-border attacks heighten tensions.

Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said on Tuesday that Pakistan did not carry out an attack on Afghanistan and always makes a formal announcement when it conducts any operation.

By Saeed Shah ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Tensions flared between Afghanistan and Pakistan on Tuesday as the Taliban accused Pakistani forces of air strikes in eastern Afghanistan, which killed 9 children and a woman,

Afghanistan's traditional consumer market, long dominated by local and regional products, is now expanding to include international goods. Labubu, which is often purchased as a gift for fiances, spouses, or children, is a reflection of this growing desire for modern and globally recognized products.

Seeking investments in a range of sectors, Afghanistan Industry and Commerce Minister Alhaj Nooruddin Azizi on Monday said his government is ready to offer five years of tax breaks to firms investing in new sectors,

Azizi underlined the long-standing relationship between the two nations and said his visit was aimed at expanding cooperation across trade, investment and political engagement.