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Social Affairs
Taliban distributes cash aid to 120 needy families in Parwan
Taliban authorities say cash aid was distributed to 120 needy families in Parwan province, with each household receiving 5,000 Afghanis.
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Politics
Taliban minister says morality ministry is key to Islamic system
Taliban acting minister Muhammad Khalid Hanafi says the morality ministry is the spirit of an Islamic system.
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Security & Incidents
Father Shot Dead in One of Two Separate Incidents in Nangarhar
Nangarhar police report two separate incidents in Dar-e-Nur district, including a father killed by his son and a young man's…
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Uncategorized
Taliban says 226 Afghan families forced back from four border crossings in one day
Taliban says 226 Afghan families were forcibly returned from Torkham, Spin Boldak, Pul-e-Abrisham and Islam Qala in one day.
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Politics
Qatar ambassador and EU envoy meet in Kabul
Qatar’s ambassador in Kabul met the EU’s Afghanistan envoy to discuss a range of related issues, the Qatari embassy said.
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Important News
UNICEF Highlights Afghanistan’s Preventive Action Experience at Global Forum
UNICEF shared Afghanistan's preventive action experience at a global forum on impact assessment and crisis preparedness.
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Important News
Human Rights Foundation Calls for Independent Probe Into Pakistan Strikes
IHRF calls for an independent probe into Pakistan airstrikes in Afghanistan that killed and wounded civilians.
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Health
WHO Warns of Botulism Risk From Spoiled Food
WHO warns that spoiled or improperly stored food can cause botulism and urges timely medical care to prevent severe illness.
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Important News
Afghanistan only South Asian country to regress in Positive Peace index
Afghanistan is the only South Asian country to regress in the 2026 Positive Peace Index, with major declines in press…
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Business
Despite 74 Billion Afghan Investment Claim, Electricity Access Remains Limited in Afghanistan
Afghanistan says it invested 74 billion Afghanis in power, but electricity access remains limited and imports still supply most demand.
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