Iran’s special envoy to Afghanistan says the Islamic Republic seeks the formation of an inclusive government in Afghanistan.

Iran is host to over 3.5 million refugees, under a million of which are documented Afghans and Iraqis, many of whom have achieved great heights in Iran.

Iran is calling for a boost to international aid efforts for Afghanistan, hoping it would stop the massive influx of Afghan refugees into neighboring countries.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf describes Palestine as the foremost issue of the Muslim world, urging the path of resistance.

Iran gets sanctions instead of receiving financial support for hosting millions of Afghan refugees, a member of the European Parliament laments.

While Europe builds walls to prevent the entry of refugees, Iran opens gates to let them in, says a US-based political scientist.

Iran’s foreign minister says the world must come to the aid of Afghan nationals taking refuge in neighboring countries.

And this week we take a look at a warm welcome that awaits our Afghan friends in the quarantine filled hotels of the United Kingdom; it’s quite something when an operation called ‘Warm Welcome’ makes living under Taliban rule feel like the good old days!

Afghan refugees, who have been airlifted to the United Kingdom after the Taliban takeover, are stuck in hotels with inadequate support.

The United Nations warns the world to get ready to face bigger crises if new Afghan government under the Taliban collapses economically.