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In a historic and unprecedented move, Russia has officially recognized the Taliban government in Afghanistan, becoming the first country in the world to do so. This bold diplomatic step has sent ripples through the international community and marks a potential turning point in global geopolitics.


Russia Becomes the First Country to Grant Official Recognition

Russia has formally acknowledged the Taliban-led administration by officially accrediting their appointed ambassador in Kabul. While countries like China, Pakistan, and a few others have maintained contact with the Taliban, none had granted full diplomatic recognition — until now.




Russian Interests: Security, Counterterrorism, and Trade

Along with recognition, Russia has signaled its intent to deepen cooperation with Afghanistan in key areas:

Counterterrorism and regional security

Combating narcotics smuggling

Economic partnerships in energy, agriculture, infrastructure, and transportation


This recognition comes at a time

In May 2025, the United States witnessed a sharp and concerning increase in its trade deficit, raising serious questions about the health of its export sector and the overall balance of trade. A steep drop in exports coupled with steady imports has put pressure on America’s economic outlook and its position in the global marketplace.

Trade Deficit Surges to $71.5 Billion

According to official data, the U.S. trade deficit surged by 18.7% in May, reaching a staggering $71.5 billion. This means the country imported significantly more goods and services than it exported — a signal of imbalance that could weaken domestic production and job creation.

4% Decline in Exports: A Red Flag

The primary cause of this growing deficit is a 4% drop in exports. Key sectors such as industrial machinery, gold,

In the rugged and remote district of Panjgur, Balochistan, where silence often conceals suffering, another tragic chapter unfolded this week. A 20-year-old young man, Zeeshan Zaheer, was found dead just hours after being allegedly abducted. His story is not just one of loss—it is the haunting echo of a family already broken by disappearance, grief, and unfulfilled hope.

Zeeshan, a resident of Panjgur, was reportedly abducted on Sunday evening while returning home after playing a football match. According to his uncle, Kifayatullah Baloch, two vehicles carrying armed men intercepted him, forcibly took him, and within ten hours, his lifeless body was discovered.

"He was the eldest son. His only wish was for his father to return and see the man he had become," said Kifayatullah. "But fate was cruel. Before