Security Council extends UN mission in Afghanistan mandate till June 2027, flags security concerns (opens original article in a new tab)

The UN Security Council extended the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (Unama) mandate until June 2027, emphasizing security concerns, humanitarian challenges, and regional cooperation. The resolution addresses terrorism, human rights, and economic stability in Afghanistan, with implications for regional countries like Pakistan.

• UN Security Council extends UNAMA mandate until June 2027
• Resolution highlights security concerns, terrorism threats, and human rights issues in Afghanistan
• UNAMA tasked with supporting refugee returns, regional cooperation, and humanitarian efforts