Culture

Taliban Intelligence Shuts Down Bamyan Radio Broadcasts

Taliban intelligence forces have shut down Bamyan Radio, stopping broadcasts and sealing the building amid ongoing media restrictions in Afghanistan.

Taliban Official Emphasizes Protection of Historical Sites in Samangan Province

Taliban's Deputy Minister stresses the preservation of Samangan's rich cultural heritage and historical sites during a provincial visit.

Taliban’s Ministry Approves 313 Books in Latest Evaluation Meeting

The Taliban's Ministry of Information and Culture approved 313 books in a new meeting, amid ongoing concerns about censorship and…

ALIPH Foundation Commits to Continuing Cultural Projects in Afghanistan

ALIPH Foundation pledges to continue and launch new cultural heritage projects across Afghanistan, focusing on protection and preservation amid ongoing…

Taliban’s Ministry Identifies Buddhist-Era Archaeological Site in Laghman Province

Taliban's Ministry of Information and Culture identifies a Buddhist-era archaeological site in Laghman province, highlighting Afghanistan's rich but endangered heritage.

‘Roots and Manifestations’ Exhibition Showcases Afghanistan’s Ancient Cultural Heritage in Finland

‘Roots and Manifestations’ exhibition in Finland highlights Afghanistan’s ancient cultural heritage, fostering cultural ties with the Finnish community.

Taliban Ministry Warns Against Uncoordinated Interventions in Kabul’s Bagh-e Bala Historic Area

Taliban ministry warns that uncoordinated development projects in Kabul’s historic Bagh-e Bala threaten its cultural heritage and environmental identity.

Herat Commemorates 1051st Anniversary of Khwaja Abdullah Ansari

Herat commemorates the 1051st anniversary of Khwaja Abdullah Ansari, honoring his lasting impact on Islamic knowledge, ethics, and culture.

Afghanistan’s National Archives Digitizes Hundreds of Historical Documents

Afghanistan’s National Archives digitizes hundreds of historical documents and manuscripts in 2025-26 to preserve the country’s cultural heritage.

13-Member Ghazni Climbing Team Scales 3,000-Meter Tergan Mountain in Bid for National Team

A 13-member Ghazni mountaineering team climbs the 3,000-meter Tergan mountain aiming to join Afghanistan's national team, continuing rigorous training sessions.