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  A pregnant woman journalist from New Zealand says she has turned to the Taliban for help after being rejected by her country.  The woman said that she is now stuck in Afghanistan.  In fact, according to the woman, her home country has stopped her from returning due to the bottlenecks in the corono virus quarantine system. In a column published in The New Zealand Herald on Saturday, Charlotte Bayliss said it was "brutally ironic" that she once questioned the Taliban about their treatment of women and is now asking the same question to her government.  "When the Taliban provide you - a pregnant, unmarried woman - with safe haven, you know your situation is messed up," he wrote.  New Zealand's COVID-19 response minister Chris Hipkins told the Herald that his office had asked officials to check whether they followed due procedures in Bellis's case. New Zealand has managed to keep the spread of the virus to a minimum during the pandemic, and only 52 people have...

  A major incident has happened before Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's visit to China.  On Wednesday night, insurgents attacked two Pakistani army camps in Balochistan province.  According to the Baloch rebel organization, more than 50 Pakistani soldiers have been killed in this attack.  Although the Pakistani government says that 4 Pakistani soldiers have died in this, while 15 people of the Balochistani insurgent group were killed.  Several media reports put the number of killed Pakistani soldiers at 100.  However, these figures cannot be confirmed.  China is investing heavily in Balochistan.  In such a situation, the attack here is going to raise concerns.  Today Imran Khan is going to China to attend the program of Winter Olympics. Pakistan's Home Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed issued a video statement saying that our security forces foiled major attacks.  Apart from this, they have been given a befitting reply.  After these ...