Important News
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UNAMA Urges Protection of Fundamental Freedoms in Afghanistan on Human Rights Day
UNAMA calls for protection of basic freedoms in Afghanistan on Human Rights Day, stressing the importance of rights for women,…
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UN Stresses Stronger Coordination and Sustainable Support for Afghanistan
UN highlights need for stronger coordination and sustainable international aid to support Afghanistan amid access restrictions by Taliban authorities.
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US Policy Mistakes Led to Afghanistan Republic’s Collapse, Says American Scholar
US scholar says flawed American policies—not internal corruption—led to Afghan republic's collapse, according to a new report in Democracy journal.
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Helmand Seeks to Boost Cotton Exports Through Talks with Iran
Helmand officials seek better cotton sales via talks with Iran as lack of international markets threatens local agriculture.
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Landslide Temporarily Shuts Kabul–Nangarhar Highway in Darunta Region
A landslide in Darunta has blocked the Kabul–Nangarhar highway. Authorities urge use of alternative routes as cleanup operations are underway.
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Construction Begins on Homes and Mosque for Earthquake Victims in Kunar
Afghanistan begins building homes and a mosque in Kunar province for families displaced by a recent earthquake, amid concerns over…
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Taliban Interior Minister Praises Special Police Forces at Completion of Training Seminar
Taliban minister Sirajuddin Haqqani hails special police training efforts, but experts warn of growing civil-military gap amid Afghan crises.
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Chinese Firm Plans Major Solar Panel Factory Investment in Pakistan
China's Hebei Johang plans to build a major solar panel factory in Pakistan, aiming to boost green industry and enhance…
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Syrian Activist Warns of Rising Sectarian Tensions and Internal Conflict
Syrian activist Tariq al-Ahmad warns of growing sectarian tensions and potential internal conflict amid arrests and shrinking civil space.
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Taliban Government Eliminates Hundreds of Teaching Positions Across Afghanistan
The Taliban has removed hundreds of teaching jobs—mainly held by women—amid growing fears over Afghanistan's shrinking access to education for…