Important News
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Afghanistan and Azerbaijan Officials Discuss Strengthening Cultural Ties
Afghan and Azerbaijani officials meet in Kabul to discuss boosting cultural cooperation and shared initiatives in education, tourism, and economy.
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UN Chief Visits Baghdad to Mark End of UNAMI Mission in Iraq
UN Secretary-General António Guterres visits Baghdad to mark the official end of the UNAMI mission, praising Iraq's progress and pledging…
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Kabul Urban Order and Security Committee Holds Review Meeting
Kabul officials discuss security and urban management challenges in key committee meeting attended by military, civil, and religious representatives.
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Herat Shia Clerics Stress Ethnic Unity to Thwart Foreign Influence
Herat Shia clerics highlight ethnic unity as a shield against foreign interference and express strong support for the Taliban administration.
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8.9 Tons of Narcotics Burned in Afghanistan’s Ghazni Province
Afghan authorities destroyed 8.9 tons of narcotics in Ghazni province to combat trafficking and reduce social harm caused by drug…
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Taliban Establishing Afghan Trade Center in Russia to Boost Bilateral Commerce
The Taliban is establishing a trade center in Russia to enhance exports and foster economic ties, amid rising Afghan-Russian commercial…
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Two Killed, One Injured in Traffic Accident in Parwan Province
Two dead, one injured in a traffic accident during a wedding in Parwan's Ghorband district, Afghanistan, as two cars collided…
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EU Freezes Russian Assets Indefinitely Amid Ongoing Ukraine War
EU leaders indefinitely freeze Russian assets to maintain pressure on Moscow amid ongoing war in Ukraine and push for reparations…
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Taliban Declines Invitation to Regional Envoys Meeting in Tehran
The Taliban has declined an invitation to a regional envoys meeting in Tehran, citing ongoing cooperation with neighboring countries through…
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Spain Names Foreign Ministry Room After Afghan Women and Girls
Spain names Foreign Ministry room after Afghan women and girls to honor their resistance and advocate for human rights under…