Business
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Turkmenistan Power Cut Leaves Eight Afghan Provinces Short of Electricity
A technical fault in Turkmenistan's power grid cut electricity imports to Afghanistan, causing shortages in eight provinces.
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EU allocates fresh 15 million euro aid package for Afghanistan
The EU has granted 15 million euros in new aid for Afghanistan to boost food security, support livelihoods and fight…
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Taliban administration announces new plan to regulate oil and gas market
Taliban officials and the state oil and gas company discussed market regulation, price stability and plans to expand imports and…
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Taliban Administration Announces New Plan to Regulate Oil and Gas Market
Taliban authorities say they discussed oil and gas market regulation, price stability and expansion plans with the state-owned company.
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Europe gas prices hit highest level since January 2023 on Middle East supply fears
European gas prices climbed to their highest since January 2023 as Middle East supply fears and low storage levels boosted…
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TAPI pipeline work in Herat nears completion, report says
A report says TAPI pipeline work in Herat is nearing completion and could be ready for gas transmission within two…
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British Magazine Says Technology and Business Are Expanding in Afghanistan
A British magazine says technology, trade and reconstruction have expanded in Afghanistan five years after the US withdrawal.
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Iran Says It Is Ready to Expand Oil and Gas Cooperation With Afghanistan
Iran says it is ready to expand oil, gas and laboratory cooperation with Afghanistan, according to Taliban officials in Kabul.
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Foreign Investors Show Interest in Balkh-Herat Railway Reconstruction Project
Iranian and foreign investors show interest in rebuilding the Balkh-Herat railway, Afghan officials say.
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Global Oil Prices Rise After US Attack on Iran’s Larak Island
Global oil prices rose after a US attack on Iran's Larak Island, with Brent crude topping $90 a barrel.